The Best Vegan Coffee Creamer: 11 Creamers Tested

Special thanks to my taste testers Dominique (IG: @cinema.sewist) and Rosa for their help in this video!
There is now a plethora of options available when choosing a vegan coffee creamer. So I sat down with two friends to try out 11 options and see how they stack up. We were mostly looking for the texture and flavor, but I also tested the foam as well.
This taste test includes:
So Delicious Organic Coconut Creamer
Sown Unsweetened Organic Oat Creamer
Elmhurst Caramel Macchiato Oat Creamer
Califia Farms Oat Barista Blend
Good & Gather Sweet and Creamy Oatmilk Creamer
Almond Breeze Vanilla Almond Creamer
Silk Oat Creamer: The Sweet Oat Latte One
Silk Sweet & Creamy Almond Creamer
365 Vanilla Almond Creamer
Starbucks Hazelnut Latte Oatmilk and Almondmilk Creamer
Oatly Original Oatmilk: Barista Edition
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Timestamps
00:00 Intro & Process
04:10 So Delicious Organic Coconut Creamer
06:33 Sown Unsweetened Organic Oat Creamer
09:41 Elmhurst Caramel Macchiato Oat Creamer
13:16 Califia Farms Oat Barista Blend
16:14 Good & Gather Sweet and Creamy Oatmilk Creamer
18:41 Almond Breeze Vanilla Almond Creamer
20:49 Silk Oat Creamer: The Sweet Oat Latte One
23:07 Silk Sweet & Creamy Almond Creamer
25:09 365 Vanilla Almond Creamer
28:53 Starbucks Hazelnut Latte Oatmilk and Almondmilk Creamer
31:01 Oatly Original Oatmilk: Barista Edition
34:29 Winner & Summary

[@dianeshover1465]

I’m not sure THESE particular ladies were the best choices to do a review of coffee creamers, but TY for taking the time to give us your opinions👍

[@theshapster]

I've tried a bunch of creamers over the years and soy is still the best option, imo. The Silk Soy in particular. That said, will have to try the Sown Oat - I like the creaminess of oat but tend to prefer the taste of soy over the oaty flavor for coffee.

[@TheXxsuperxxchickxx]

Very well made video! this is exactly what i needed to find the best creamer. thanks for taking the time to do this. Time to buy sown for my bubble tea

[@armandot9731]

Great Video ladies. from all of the ones I tasted, elmhurst takes the cake. great flavor with no after taste and ZERO garbage chemicals.

[@StephSunshine]

Agreed, the Elmhurst is a great option for those reasons. Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching ☺️

[@angierosales1606]

Very helpful, thank you. ☕️

[@juanito5220]

Great video. The girl in the middle just had me mesmerized! But I like almond milk creamer

[@Roger-ki7js]

Thanks for sharing. Great info.

[@DeonMitchel]

Great video

[@bpereztab]

It would have been nice if you could have shared ingredients of all of the creamers. Thank you

[@StephSunshine]

Hi! The ingredients are listed on the screen at the intro of each creamer. You can also check the description, there's a link to an article on my website that has all the information in one place.

[@Ricardo-xp3uj]

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[@pungr]

Who on earth adds THAT much creamer to their coffee?! You used what looked to be more creamer than coffee! A usual creamer serving is a tablespoon to 2 tablespoons. Kind of skews your results as you used mostly creamer in your drinks, instead of mostly coffee. It was more like you were making lattes instead of the usual cuppa Joe with a tablespoon of creamer. And most people use creamer cold, instead of steaming it.

[@StephSunshine]

Hi! Thanks for the feedback.
Before I filmed this video I did a lot of research as well as asking around about how much creamer most people use... Because I did consider using a standard serving size of creamer. But from the people I asked, very few people use just 1-2 tablespoons, even though that's the serving size. So I decided to let everyone just add the amount they would normally use.
As far as heating the creamer, that was only for the foam test. For the taste test, we added all the creamers cold. Hope that helps ☺️

[@pungr]

@@StephSunshine not sure who you were asking about using creamer...but hey, whatever works!

[@memohill2002]

Great video