Nestle Coffee-Mate French Vanilla (425g)

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French vanilla coffee is a cup of coffee that has been flavored with French vanilla syrup, vanilla creamer, vanilla extract or uses French vanilla-infused coffee beans. The downside to Nestle Coffee-Mate powder is that it contains some unhealthy ingredients (including trans fats) and artificial additives, and palm oil ( 2). Once you’ve brewed your coffee, add about a teaspoon of French vanilla syrup. You can add some more if you like sweeter coffee. French vanilla coffee beans are simply coffee beans that have been flavored with vanilla. The flavoring can be added in the form of syrup, oil, or powder.

The sweetness level can be easily adjusted by adding more or less flavoring, to suit your personal preference. As the beans are toasted, tiny pores in the coffee beans allow the flavor to soak into the coffee. This infuses that signature French vanilla flavor into the beans! French Vanilla Syrup I have often asked myself, “how do they make French Vanilla coffee creamer?” I walk by those fancy creamers in the grocery store. I won’t put them in my basket because I feel like they have artificial flavors and are filled with a lot of different chemicals. With creamers being so popular, companies go out of their way to be sensitive to the dietary needs of their customers. Many of these are vegan, lactose-free, and GMO-free. Certain ones, like the Native Joy Superfoods, apparently even help increase your brain ability! Maybe it’s taste? Shhhh…don’t tell the family. But they were all very good to let me sleep. The girls made some cupcakes while I slept, and Mr. 365 went out to get some dinner seeing as how I slept through the lasagna making I had planned for dinner.Milk- use what you love. Keep it fat free and use skim milk, make it creamier and use whole milk or heavy whipping cream! I had a small bottle of Godiva Chocolate liquor, but I wasn’t in the mood for chocolate in my coffee.

There are multiple ways to get a cup of coffee flavored with French vanilla from Tim Hortons. Have a look below for your options to make it at home: You can easily double or triple the recipe if you want to make a large batch of French Vanilla coffee. Just make sure to adjust the amount of flavoring you add, to suit your personal taste. Hazelnut French Vanilla Creamer: Add a tablespoon of hazelnut syrup or extract to the mixture to create a hazelnut flavor. Half and Half or Whole Milk:This is the base of the creamer and provides a creamy and rich texture. Half and half is a mixture of equal parts of whole milk and heavy cream, while whole milk is just that - milk that contains all of its natural fat. You can use either one of these, depending on your preference. Half and half is the way to go if you want a creamier and richer creamer. Fast forward to our last child who was born 14 years later. My husband has a demanding job and often has to work on the weekends.When he is not working at either of his jobs, he is playing with the kids, helping with homework, maintaining our vehicles, or our property. The only “me time” he takes is to go to the gym and he usually does that at 5:30 in the morning when the rest of us are asleep. So I only leave him with my youngest child when I absolutely have to. Which is why my husband had never spent an entire day caring for our youngest childon his own until last Saturday.

If you like this HOMEMADE FRENCH VANILLA COFFEE CREAMER, take a look at these great recipes here on the 365 blog!

Caramel French Vanilla Creamer:Add a tablespoon of caramel sauce or extract to create a caramel flavor. I love coffee-flavored things (think ice cream , candy and frosting ), but ironically enough, when I’m mug in hand, I love flavored things in my coffee. I’m talkin’ creamer. I’ve dabbled in the basics, such as French vanilla and sweet cream. And I’ve even ventured out into creme brûlée and Coffee-Mate’s Rice Krispies creamer. (Here are our Test Kitchen’s favorite coffee creamers .)

I want fancy flavors in my coffee from time to time. When I have guests, I like to offer something unique. This homemade creamer is all of that and more. Homemade French Vanilla Creamer If you want a stronger vanilla flavor, you can use a higher ratio of creamer to coffee. For example, if you are using 1 cup of coffee, you could use 1/4 cup of creamer. Vanilla ExtractAppearance: Creamer colors do vary from off-white to mocha. Whatever the hue, it should look tempting.