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How to Make Liquid Creamer out of Coffee-Mate Powder
Nestlé's Coffee-mate, the non-dairy powdered or liquid creamer, is used as substitute for milk and half and half in hot tea, coffee and cocoa. It comes in liquid and powder form and in a wide range of flavors, including hazelnut, French vanilla and gingerbread. The Coffee-mate powder can be added simply by stirring 1 tsp. of powder into your drink. As Coffee-mate powder does not dissolve well in cold beverages, make the liquefied form for iced tea and coffee.
Things You'll Need
- Pot
- Water
- Stove
- Measuring cup
- Coffee-mate powder
- Spoon for stirring
Instructions
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Bring a pot of water to boil.
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Fill a cup with the boiling water.
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Add 1/2 cup of Coffee-mate powder. Stir thoroughly, until the powder has dissolved. To make larger quantities of liquid creamer, use one part Coffee-mate powder to two parts boiling water.
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Add the liquid creamer to iced tea or coffee as a milk or half and half substitute.
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