Native Forest Organic Unsweetened Premium Coconut - 5.4 Fl Oz (Pack of 12)

I usually cook for myself, so this is the size I like. This product has not been sweetened. It's good coconut cream.

I adore coconut cream. Because I generally try to follow the Paleo diet, coconut cream comes in handy for whipping up into whipped toppings, mousses, spreads, and even making things like creamer for my tea. However, after reading about the issue of BPA in canned goods, I went on a search to try to find which brands have BPA free cans. That search led me to Native Forest, which has a thick and rich texture that is exactly perfect for making Paleo dishes out of coconut cream. Not only are the cans BPA free, but the product is organic, which means a lot to me. Though you should be aware that these cans are the tiny, 5.4 ounce size, coconut cream goes bad quickly enough that it's actually just fine to have tiny cans. With all of the good fats and nutrition in coconut cream, you really don't need to add much in order to get great results. I often substitute coconut cream for coconut milk in Paleo recipes, such as the chocolate coconut mousse recipe on the website PaleOMG. This is my favorite coconut cream product, because it's the only one I've found that is both organic and has BPA free cans. The flavor is rich and coconutty, and is exactly what you'd expect if ordering an unsweetened coconut cream.

I am giving this a 5-star because I am grateful to have these delivered during these mandatory shelter-in-place times. In fact, I have reordered these a few times, use them for coconut-based ice cream and for coconut-based yogurt and for cooking. The first time I was shocked at how small the cans were (the size of a small can of tomato paste), because I am used to (and generally need to use) the larger cans from Whole Foods, so rather than use two-plus costly small coconut cream cans, I have gotten used to mixing one of these small coconut cream cans with one of (the same brand) large coconut milk cans, for whenever I am making something that used to use a large can of coconut cream. Dilutes it a bit of course, but for things like making yogurt that seems to do the trick! Means setting the yogurt maker to 14 hours instead of 10-12 though! These cans have been a godsend and I am grateful to have them. Thank you for making these available!

Shipping was super fast. This brand seems to be equivalent to the Azure Standard brand. So happy, since my last order for coconut cream wasn't sent, due to Azure Standard running out. The very best coconut cream, unless you have an islander making it for you fresh.

Yes these cans are small- but they read COCONUT CREAM. These cans still have about half coconut water/water product. I really wanted to love this since it is organic and the quality is there. But I really needed coconut cream. This would be similar to buying the regular cans of coconut milk and scraping the cream off the top. So for me and my baking and dessert needs this did not satisfy my needs. I was hoping to use one or two cans per recipe (since they are small) but my recipe I have an order for I had to use 5-6 cans just to get the cream needed. For the price I could have just purchased the coconut milk with the same effect. Plain and simple- this is advertised as coconut cream but is about half cream and half water/milk.

This is the closest to cream my system can get. And it is satisfying. I’ve bought two cases and gone through them rather quickly. This last time I noticed they went up in price by five dollars. I think I’ll just stop the habit. But it’s a great product if your rich and have lactose intolerance

I really like the small size of this can. I don't have any leftovers to get pushed to the back of the fridge and forgotten. The coconut cream is good quality . I buy 12 cans at a time. We've been using it to make tequila pineapple whips in the blender all summer.

thought I would give this brand a try with these small - really small - 5 ounce cans. It's OK. Not anything special compared to other brands. More expensive than other brands ($26 for 12-5 oz cans, I pay $30 for 12- 13.5 oz cans). I'll use it up first cuz the can size is awkward -- like the size of tomato paste.