World's Best Non-Dairy Creamer for your Coffee

http://www.freshunlimited.com the following is a recipe for the best and most decadent non-dairy creamer ever. If you love coffee but want to limit your dairy intake or if you just love coffee with cream in it - this is the perfect option to try. The recipe includes almond milk, coconut oil, maca powder and cacao or chocolate powder with a touch of agave sweetener or the sweetener of your choice mix into your Organic coffee and it's pure decadence but with real nutrients.

WORLD'S BEST DECADENT NON-DAIRY CREAMER for your coffee
1 1/4 cup Almond Milk
1/4 cup Coconut Oil
1 tsp of Maca Powder
1 heaping tsp of Cacao Powder
1 squirt of Agave Syrup

Prep:
Melt the coconut oil. Either place the entire jar of coconut oil in a bowl of hot water and let it sit until 1/4 C of it melts or put a the 1/4 C of coconut oil into another smaller glass jar and place that in a bowl of hot water until it's melted.

Put the almond milk into a saucepan and warm it up - not to the boiling point just so it's lukewarm to warm. This will help the ingredients bind better.

Once the coconut oil is melted, add in the cacao powder and the maca powder and mix this until it's all blended into the oil.

Place the warm Almond milk in the blender, add the coconut oil that's been blended with the cacao powder and the maca powder and add a squirt of agave syrup and blend.

What you will end up with is the most frothy, creamy, heavenly tasting non-dairy creamer ever. If you don't have a blender, shaking it in a jar will do but it won't likely be as frothy but the taste will be there. Pour into your freshly brewed Organic Coffee.

Store in a small jar in the fridge but make sure the jar has a tight lid so you can shake it up well before using it again.
Enjoy!

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• non-dairy creamer
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• organic coffee
• almond milk
• coconut oil
• maca powder
• cacao powder
• agave syrup
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• organic
• GMO free
• vegan

[mamarazzi07]

This is really delicious, thank you!

[FreshUnlimited1]

@mamarazzi07 Thanks for letting us know and happy to hear it worked out for you! I've been using this creamer exclusively for almost a year now and I don't miss the half and half cream i used to use at all!

[FreshUnlimited1]

Just a quick little update - I just found out that Lucuma is also an emulsifier so i tried it instead of the maca and it works just as well! just substitute the maca with the Lucuma, same proportions - just another option :)

[meghanley01]

Soooooo good! I made it without the maca powder because I'm breastfeeding and don't think I can have it. I'm curious about what it adds to the recipe, because I've never tried it. Thanks for sharing!

[FreshUnlimited1]

Hi @meghanley01 - just emailed you (lol) the maca has a bit of a creamy texture and that was why i added it. It's also a superfood so has a lot of nutrients that make the creamer even more nutrient dense. But you could try using colostrum instead, that would also likely add some creaminess to it! Thanks for letting us know how it worked without the maca!

[CassieAnnaCary]

okay, I just tried this. Very good recipe, it really works. I should've used the regular coconut oil tho

[FreshUnlimited1]

@CassieAnnaCary yes, if you don't love coconut, it's probably best to use the coconut oil that doesn't smell like anything! Thanks for trying and letting us know!

[jamvaru]

@meghanley01 i really don't believe that you can't have maca, it is just a food; i'm sure your baby will love it... if it is good for you, then how can it be bad for the baby? How bout the indigenous who ate it for ever before we found out about it?

[CassieAnnaCary]

@FreshUnlimited1 I tried this with the Maca powder, but it made me break out. The reason of course is because maca powder messes with hormones. That's why meghanley can't use it. I drink it without the maca power and whiz it in the blender, and it's just perfect. I want the flavorful coconut oil, I love coconut & coffee.

[FreshUnlimited1]

wow I didn't know about the GMO casein allergy issue - another reason to stay away from the factory farmed dairy products!

I'm glad you had a chance to try the recipe CassieAnna but yes, if you don't love coconut, i'd use the unscented coconut oil. I recently forgot to add the sweetener when I did a batch recently and I liked it just as much!

[CassieAnnaCary]

@jamvaru awesome thanks for the info :)