Original Soy Creamer

Not for me. It’s not that I was deceived; rather, I just need to get better at reading labels — I think I was slightly blinded by the $0.25 price tag and forgot to give this #ditchdairy creamer a critical look-over. It turns out that it clashes with a couple of personal preferences. First off, palm oil! I know many of us are trying to reduce our consumption of this controversial ingredient, and I was really disappointed to see it listed. Secondly, it’s rather sweet. I was initially glad to see only 1g of added sugar, but I didn’t quite register the 1 Tbsp serving size — in other words, 16g per cup. Obviously I’m not going to add that much creamer to my coffee, but even so, it’s nearly double the added sugar of an equivalent volume of sweetened soy milk, and I really noticed the taste. In the interest of fairness, the creamer was genuinely smooth and creamy, and it didn’t split in my coffee, but that’s all. I’ll go back to taking mine black.

Silk is at it again! I am a big fan of coffee creamers haha. I really enjoy this vanilla soy creamer by silk because it’s just a tiny bit sweet and it’s soooo creamy! It never clumps up in my coffee and it reminds me of the wild wood creamer that somehow vanished from the world. Anyways highly recommend! I also use it to make hot chocolate!

I wouldn’t buy it for myself, as there are other brands with better ingredients, but overall it’s good. #elhogar

When I started my vegan journey, I feared I’d have to sacrifice my coffee habit. But, I found Silk soy creamer, the OG, and am so happy to say I still find the same comfort in a cup of coffee in the morning as always! I’ve tried many other options, but the Silk soy creamer is, in my opinion, the creamiest! Get you some!

I love this creamer for my coffee. I tried many but this one taste the best to me. The only thing which kind of irritate me about this product is that it’s produced by Danone. And as we all know, Danone is destroys natural habitats:(((