Think Vanilla Coconut Coffee Creamer, Organic Dairy Free Coffee Cream with Lion's Mane and L-Theanine, Vanilla, 4.23 Oz

This is a great. The Lion mane helps with focus. It doesn’t have enough B12 so it doesn’t do much for my energy. This is great for anyone who is vegan and wants a creamer that’s plant based. Texture is smooth and it tastes good. Wonderful quality!

I really do like this non-dairy creamer. It does have a coconutty flavor to me, but I like that. I will say it doesn’t have the best blendability , even in hot coffee. I resolved that with one of those battery powered whisks !

Clumps and not sweet at all. Very expensive for how much you need for a single cup of coffee. Made coffee taste very bitter

It isn't creamer. It just sits on top, it doesn't mix/dissolve in liquid all the way and has a funny taste if you have too much. However I found that if I put it in my mug with the coffee and it's fixings then add hot water, it mixes better/all the way. I did use a lot less although normally I'm a heavy creamer user, so that's to be factored in for the better mix. I definitely had to add real creamer of another brand. Now the good part, I can tell a major difference in focus and alertness when I add this said creamer not creamer to my Think Coffee by this brand, and boy oh boy,one cup is good. I have not been needing my second cup of coffee so far. 3 stars as it's not cheap and is a small amount and isn't NOT creamer. But the forcus aid aspect, I'm pleased. If it was actually creamer and didn't taste a little odd when you add a nice amount(multiple spoons),and mixed better off the bat, it would be 5 starts. I recommend this to add for extra kick and perk, but not as creamer. It is sweet,so you can use less sugar when adding this, I find that a plus also. Smells good,texture is soft but clumpy in container but you can press it out with spoon before adding to drink.

Love this brand! Never had this flavor or their creamer before. Coconut creamer is so good- that creamy nutty flavor. True coconut creamer powder like high quality ones I buy from Thailand. Slight bitter taste that is overcome by mixing in coffee. Place small amount of coffee (1/3 cup or less) in bottom of cup. Empty serving size into coffee and stir to smooth to a thick paste, working out all the lumps. Then slowly add rest of coffee to cup as you stir to incorporate. I will say the small individual sized packets (cocoa/ coffee/ latte) TASTE better and are more convenient for quick serving. Since I put these in my coffee, it masks any odd taste (slightly sour bitter metallic taste).