#coffee-creamer

#coffee-creamer

Great Value may be Walmart's generic brand, but its Chocolate Caramel creamer delivered such luscious texture and rich, concentrated flavor that the product sits on-par with other popular (often costlier) coffee creamer brands like Califia Farms and International Delight. On the Walmart website, a 32-fluid-ounce bottle currently costs $2.76. Meanwhile, name-brand competitors like Chobani's Caramel Macchiato-Flavored Creamer run for $6.24, and Starbucks' Caramel-Flavored Creamer costs $4.98 for a comparatively smaller 28-fluid-ounce bottle.

There's certainly no shortage of coffee creamer flavors out there, so no matter how you take your morning cup of joe, you aren't limited when it comes to options. There are the classics, like simple vanilla coffee creamer, and more unique, specialty flavors, like Coffee mate's "Harry Potter"-inspired Butterbeer creamers. These brand-new products supposedly capture the sweet, butterscotchy, caramelly essence of the beloved "Harry Potter" beverage - no trip to The Three Broomsticks necessary.

At first, having hundreds (no exaggeration) of my favorite flight snack at my disposal was exciting, but even I wasn't foolish enough to try to eat them all myself. You'd think I'd be sick of the taste after having my own little speculoos warehouse in my pantry for months, but that cinnamon sugar combo will always have my heart. That's why when Chobani launched its Cookie Butter Coffee Creamer, I had to try out.

We're finally in the time of year when the temperatures are cooling, which means we're wearing our bulkiest sweaters, drinking hot beverages instead of iced, and trying to find other ways to get festive for the upcoming holidays. Well, we have a fun idea for you: Try incorporating the new Little Debbie's Christmas Tree Cake coffee creamer into your next cocktail.

One commenter writes on Reddit, "I think it's a good Chobani dupe, [but] maybe a bit less sweet [in my honest opinion]." Another commenter mentions liking TJ's new creamer more because the Chobani version is a little too sweet for their palate. But a third commenter isn't sold on the product, feeling TJ's version runs thinner than Chobani's version. Others feel TJ's version is not as creamy and not sweet enough.