Ketogenic Creamer with MCT Oil for Coffee or Tea, Supports Energy and Metabolism, Weight Loss, Ketogenic Diet 8.5 oz. (20 servings)

BEST creamer I’ve tasted. The Multi Chain Triglycerides are good for you and tastes delight creamy and a little salty. I don’t have to use as much as I do if I’m using traditional Coffee Mate powder. I combine both to save $ and it easily mixes into hot fresh brewed coffee.Keep in mind it’s unsweetened, which I prefer.I like the taste so much I wish there was a bigger bottle available, I can go through a bottle in a few days easily. I’ve bought this ten times in less than a year. LOVE IT

I love this particular keto creamer, and use it everyday with my morning coffee. I use my frother to give my coffee a rich creamy taste.

Creamer mixes up well without the powdery taste.

Any beverage creamer has one primary expectation as well as one or more secondary expectations. The primary expectation is that the creamer will completely dissolve into the beverage. Second to that you expect the creamer to have either a good flavor or no flavor at all, depending on what you purchased. This product was a fail from the onset. I added this to my coffee using two different methods to ensure it was not user error. Initially, I put this in my mug and filled with hot coffee. The creamer immediately clumped into sticky clumps of white goo. No amount of time or stirring would break it up completely. Starting over I tried the coffee first, followed by the creamer. The creamer sat on the top for the 10 minutes I gave before I tried to stir it into my coffee. The result was the same with many clumps of sticky goo, both small and large. I tasted it to see if that was just a texture thing and the goo just stuck to my teeth. The version I bought just said 'Original Flavor" so I do not know what it was supposed to taste like but the flavor was extremely dry and bland. I would rather it had no flavor at all but given it was advertised to have a flavor I did not knock it down for that reason. I assume the original flavor is dry and bland.Overall, the fact it will not blend with my coffee makes this a non-starter. I had high hopes and this failed completely. I do not recommend.

For the price, this is not a good buy. I was shocked that the creamer was only halfway filled in the container. The creamer is ok... I won't buy it again

Tasty Creamer with MCT added. I love my coffee ☕️ I traveled with the Ketogenic Creamer.

I absolutely love this creamer as an edition to my morning coffee. It provides the energy and health benefits to help me to move forward with my keto journey. The size of the bottle did fool me based up on the quantity of product inside the container. However, that’s OK because the texture and the taste made up for that. Very happy with my purchase.

I always read reviews on Amazon before I purchase anything, but this time the reviews were so mixed on this product! I ultimately decided to try to incorporate this product into my keto diet plan. I drink 5-6 cups of coffee a day, and so the carbs in creamer can add up quick. I'm also type 2 diabetic, and so those carbs become sugar and spike my glucose levels. So, with the reviews in mind, I made the purchase.It turns out to be a bad decision. With all due respect to the people and the company who make this coffee creamer, it simply does not dissolve well. As the photos I took show, the product just clumps and floats on top of the coffee. These photos were taken after about wo minutes of vigorous stirring. Maybe it's a plan from the company to help me burn carbs first thing in the morning, but I don't think stirring my coffee should be so strenuous! LOL.Also, if you look at the nutrition label, you'll see that the serving size is 2 TABLESPOONS (not teaspoons), and that's A LOT of creamer! I only used a single teaspoon, and you see the results. If you put two tablespoons of this in your coffee, you'd have to eat your coffee with that spoon. If you're looking to cut carbs on coffee creamer, this just isn't the product for that. Regular coffee creamer only has a single carb per teaspoon to begin with, and so, upon reflection, this probably wasn't a great target for carb reduction anyway.