Superfood Non-Dairy Creamer

I’m ordering more! I have IBS and any milk causes stomach distress as do artificial chemicals in coffee creamers. This product satisfies. I can drink Perro coffee substitute,or a little instant coffee again. I love coconut, so using this creamer is like drinking coffee along with a macaroon snack. I had no issue dissolving it… just make sure the water is added on top and is boiling from a kettle ( on the stove or electric like Hamilton Beach kettle)…and stir it immediately (no microwave use). I feel good after drinking this product.

I took the suggestion from another review that said to use a frother and add some raw honey. It’s absolutely delicious!!! Without the honey it’s not very sweet, but it’s definitely creamy.

Laird Superfood Creamer overall—it’s a solid choice if you’re looking for a healthier, plant-based alternative to traditional creamers like Coffee-Mate. What I like: • The taste is good: a nice, understated coconut flavor that’s present but not overpowering. • It’s not overly sweet—just the right amount of subtle sweetness from the organic coconut sugar, which matches my preference. • It has a pleasantly creamy mouthfeel to it, once it’s mixed in. • The packaging is top-notch! The bag has the best resealable seal I’ve ever seen on a product like this—it stays fresh and closes perfectly every time. Where it falls short for me: • Color/Aesthetics — It barely lightens the coffee at all - looks like hot coco. My black coffee stays pretty dark even after adding a good amount, unlike dairy or other creamers that turn it a nice light tan. • Dissolvability — This is my biggest issue. It doesn’t dissolve easily in hot coffee, and I often end up with a thin film or small clumps floating on top. I’ve tried stirring vigorously, using a frother, and adding it to hot liquid first, but it still doesn’t fully integrate like powdered creamers I’m used to. For taste, I’d easily give it a 4 (or even higher if you like coconut). For appearance and how well it mixes/dissolves, I’d say 2 out of 5. If you’re okay the hot coco film and don’t mind a little extra stirring (or using a blender/frother), this is a clean-ingredient option with real coconut milk powder and added calcium. It’s not going to give you that classic “creamy” look, but the flavor and quality make it worth trying! I have tried several other brands, so I am revisiting Laird and changing my overall rating: 4 out of 5 for coffee, I changed this rating based on taste - I have tried other that are more appealing visually and texture wise, but Laird just tastes better. I will also put in a plug for customer service - while most companies could care less about reviews. Laird reached out to be to offer a refund based on my original 3 star review. It’s refreshing that a company cares enough to contact a perceived unhappy customer. I might have to try and review a few more of their products in the future. This brand is really good in mushroom coffee - the texture issues are covered up by the those of the coffee. So give this brand a try. They are worth a second look.

The Laird Superfood Non-Dairy Original Pumpkin Spice has become my absolute favorite fall beverage addition! As someone who loves pumpkin spice season but wants to avoid the artificial flavors and excess sugar in most seasonal drinks, this superfood blend delivers authentic pumpkin and spice flavors with incredible nutritional benefits. The taste is rich, warming, and perfectly balanced—not overly sweet or artificial like so many pumpkin products. What I love most is how this transforms my morning routine with both delicious flavor and sustained energy. I mix it into my coffee, and it creates the most amazing creamy, spiced latte that keeps me satisfied and energized for hours. The real pumpkin and quality spices shine through, giving me that cozy autumn feeling while actually nourishing my body with superfoods instead of empty calories. The non-dairy formula is perfect for my sensitive stomach, and I appreciate that it mixes smoothly without any grittiness or separation. The ingredient quality is clearly premium—you can taste the difference compared to cheaper alternatives. I've also used it in smoothies and even baking, where it adds wonderful flavor and nutrition to muffins and pancakes. For such a high-quality superfood blend with authentic flavors and clean ingredients, the price was absolutely the best value I found for this caliber of product. Specialty health stores charge much more for comparable superfood blends. I'm definitely stocking up before pumpkin spice season ends and have already recommended it to health-conscious friends who've become equally obsessed. This has made my fall mornings so much more enjoyable and nutritious! Absolutely deserves 5 stars!

I just started using this alternative creamer and here are my thoughts. I started with one tsp and could tell coconut was the dominant flavor. The taste/ creamer function was below average so I tried adding another teaspoon. There is no oil slick effect like with some mct products and the powder mixed well with a battery powered frother. However, and I’m saying this as someone who very much likes coconut, I now have a hot coconut beverage. I can’t really taste the coffee at all. I ended up adding a splash of half and half to try to round it out. I will try going back to a single teaspoon and see if it’s a developed taste that I will eventually enjoy but I don’t love it out of the gate. I do appreciate the ingredients however and think it’s a good quality product.

I like this superfood creamer more than others I've tried, but I do have some tips: It can take a little while to fully dissolve with stirring only, but using a handheld frother works out great & gets nice & creamy. I don't know if all creamers are like this, but if you add it to coffee that's way too strong it won't taste so good, but with regular strength or weaker coffee it tastes extra good. It also tastes best if you add some more sweetener, my guilt free superfood sweetner of choice is raw unfiltered honey, this is the kind that crystallizes solid over time, that's the good stuff. The end result for me isn't just a caffeine fix, but a sense of well-being I don't typically get from most coffee. Also worth noting I've only tried it with medium to dark roasts, so I don't know what it's like with light roast. Well that's all that comes to mind for now, hope it was helpful.

This is my third time ordering Laird Superfood coffee creamer. It took a little time to get used to the taste, but I was specifically looking for a non-dairy option with a long shelf life. I appreciate that it doesn’t expire quickly, which makes it convenient to keep on hand. It’s especially useful for work, traveling, and home use. I have to say that it is a little pricey compared to other creamers.

I was drawn to Laird Superfood Non-Dairy Original Superfood Peppermint Mocha Coconut Powder Coffee Creamer because I wanted a plant-based option that could add a festive twist to my morning coffee. The first impression was promising; the packaging looked vibrant and inviting. Upon opening, the aroma of peppermint and chocolate was delightful. Using it daily, I found the flavor to be rich and satisfying, especially when mixed with a frother. The combination of raw cacao and peppermint oil is a treat, making each sip feel indulgent. The creamer's plant-based ingredients are a definite plus, and I appreciate that it's free from artificial additives. However, the consistency can vary between bags. Sometimes, it froths beautifully, creating a creamy texture, while other times, it feels a bit flat and oily. This inconsistency is a minor setback but doesn't overshadow the overall enjoyment.

Ok, so it’s coconut powder, dried seawater (Aquamin haha!), and turmeric and sugar. Heck of a margin, but seems like great quality and wonderful independent company. Taste is pretty unappealing but the energy is great and clean. Bag didn’t seal... EDIT: taste grows on you - ordered second bag. Great product!

Just tastes like grainy coconut. No pumpkin spice flavor at all. The coconut is too overpowering.

seemed a bit pricey at first but it lasted longer than I expected so not bad at all and a great edge to a coffee!

It contains maltodextrin. A terrible sugar, worse than white sugar that raises your blood insulin more than table sugar does, and the taste...it's horrible. Wasted $60 bucks.

Since taking this with my coffee every morning, everyone has started calling me Laird, and greeting me with shakas. What more could you want from a coffee creamer???