dinkin creamer

The products come in a 32 fl oz bottle and a 14 oz can. The 14 oz cold foam can lists about 26 servings; a serving count for the 32 fl oz bottle is not specified in the available details.

They are offered as a refrigerated liquid coffee creamer and as a refrigerated cold foam creamer (a canned foam topper).

The products are described as sweetened and made with real cream and real sugar.

They’re intended for hot or iced coffee, lattes, cold brew and similar beverages. The cold foam option is specifically meant to be used as a foam topper for drinks.

Container materials listed include plastic and metal, and both items are shown as originating from the United States.

The product details list gluten-free and kosher as dietary notes. The liquid creamer also lists 0 g trans fat per serving.

Shake the can, then dispense the cold foam onto the drink. The foam sits on top and will cascade into the beverage as it’s poured or stirred.

Customers praise the taste, sweetness and creaminess, and note a consistent texture. Reviews also say the creamer can reduce coffee-shop purchases and works well as a topping for iced coffees and cold brews.

The available descriptions list these as refrigerated options—both the liquid creamer and the cold foam creamer are shown as refrigerated products.