MALK Organics Vanilla Coconut Creamer - 16 fl oz

Wish i could give 0. bought yesterday and spoiled when i opened 😭

Chunky & watery. Barely any flavor. It gets an extra star for having clean ingredients. I wanted to try something new, but I’ll go back to the Forager brand coffee creamers! Those are the best!

Not very sweet. Has an almost sour taste. If looking for a cozy creamer, this is not the one for you.

I was so excited about trying this as I love all Malk products. But this one had huge chunks in it! Sooo yucky, went in the trash. Could have been a fluke, but don’t pour directly into your coffee cup.

Spoiled after two days of buying it 😑

Clean ingredients and delicious!

I got this to use in my nespresso aerocinno milk frother, since I’m trying to lessen dairy for my anti-inflammatory diet. The flavor is soooo good and it froths like regular milk! Honestly can’t really tell the difference. Also doesn’t have a strong coconut flavor.

I love MALK products, especially this coconut creamer line. I enjoy this vanilla coconut and the sweet cream coconut. It’s a hint of sweetness and flavor. I also love its helping me cut back on my sugar intake. I just pour in my coffee and froth. Everyone say it’s “gross, chunky, or not sweet.” A truly clean creamer that isn’t filled with gums, additives, or flavors either natural or artificial will not be what you’d consider a traditional creamer what many of us grew up with or like now. I think it’s fair to say everyone’s tastes and expectations are different of course, but many brands that claim to be ‘clean or good for you’ are still filled with gunk. This particular brand is NOT that. The chunk is the coconut cream, even if you shake vigorously sometimes it does fall into my coffee upon pour but I just blend it up, and if it separates its because there is no binders or fillers. I know I didn’t need to write this story comment but found it might be useful for those who don’t know. :) By all means if it’s not your cup of tea, you can still buy whatever you please.

This is awful. I really wanted to like this however the first time I bought it it was clumpy when it came out. I returned it and bought it again at a different store this time it wasn’t clumpy is was smooth but it doesn’t mix well with coffee. It ended up floating at the top and was disgusting when you drank it. I do not recommend this product.

The separation was so much, even after shaking for a long time it would separate in my coffee. Very little taste and not creamy at all. It was just like slightly caramel flavored water.

gross and chunky.

I gave this a try, because I like to use plant based creamers and hadn't tried this one. And it was on sale, $2 off. Some other reviewers think it's great, several said it's terrible and went directly in the garbage. Sadly this will go in my garbage and I hate to waste things I buy. It's not flavorable, not creamy and it doesn't mix well. I has congealed in my frig and feels semi solid when I shake it. I'm not picky, but trust me, you don't want this one! Zero stars . YUCK.

Watery …. Even in the frother

Didn't like it at all

best non-dairy creamer with no additives and gums. it really hard to find non-dairy products with out these addition additives on them. the taste is so good. wish it was a bigger size for the price, but would keep buying.

I’ve really been enjoying this creamer, it’s one of the cleanest options I’ve found. The flavor is lightly sweet with a subtle vanilla taste, and it adds a nice creamy texture without overpowering my coffee. What stands out to me most is the ingredient list, it’s made with organic coconut cream and real vanilla, without gums, oils, or artificial additives, which is hard to find. It’s not overly thick or sugary, so it feels like a more natural, balanced option compared to traditional creamers.

Malk is one of the highest quality almond milks, so I was excited to try their creamer in my English Awake or Earl Grey teas. I love that there are no gums, binders, filters, carrageenan or the dreaded "natural" flavors that you never can tell what they are comprised of. I tried the vanilla creamer to add some sweetness and this works well with a bold black tea. The sweet cream would work better with Earl Grey tea. I usually buy Nutpods creamers, but I fall in love with a flavor and then they discontinue it! Malk is cleaner, but if you want fascinating flavors (Birthday Cake Nutpods was marvelous) you'll have to settle for "natural" flavors and Nutpods sweetened creamers are truly delicious, but not as healthy as Malk. For a daily creamer this is the healthiest you'll find!

Malk's creamers prior to 2026 were delicious with no 'bad' ingredients. They were the only creamers I used. These new reformulations now are awful. Unsweetened has no taste and vanilla now contains cane sugar! And like everyone else said, they're clumpy. I will need to find a new brand now. So very disappointed :(

This is OK. They replaced the almond version with this and it’s soooo disappointing. It curdles in your hot beverages just like their regular milks do. The benefit of having a creamer is so this doesn’t happen. The caramel flavor is decent but the coconut over powers it whereas the almond creamer didn’t do this. I reached out to Malk and they said they “sunset” the almond ones because the demand of the coconut creamer was bigger. Btw, my expiration date is 11/24/26! Ugh!

Unfortunately didn’t even get to try it! Purchased a week ago, been kept in fridge the whole time. This morning I just broke the seal and was excited to try this brand! Poured it in my mug- it was all clumpy! Doesn’t expire until November and it is March now. So gross and bummed out as I was looking for a new coconut creamer Also extremely expensive for a small container