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The minimally processed coffee complement is made from California almonds, accented with ethically sourced coconut milk powder (for creamy texture), and contains only 6 ingredients
US based Almond Pro Foods has launched its newest innovation-a non-dairy powdered coffee creamer crafted from real almonds. The product is the first of its kind and offers coffee drinkers from all walks of life a Keto-friendly, Paleo, Vegan, and gluten-free option just in time for the holiday season. In addition to meeting strict lifestyle guidelines of health conscious customers, Almond Coffee Creamer also boasts an impressive nutritional panel that is low in calories, sugar, and carbohydrates.
The minimally processed coffee complement is made from California almonds, accented with ethically sourced coconut milk powder (for creamy texture), and contains only 6 ingredients. Consumers will be excited to know that a 3/4 tablespoon serving size mixes into coffee instantly with a frother or in about 15-20 seconds when using a spoon. By ensuring their newest product checks all the boxes regarding consumer concerns, Almond Pro appears to be positioning itself as the new standard of powdered coffee creamers.
“Our goal was to deliver a truly healthy product that addressed customer concerns of clumping, poor taste, and unhealthy ingredients” said founder Caulen Foster. “I really feel we accomplished that with this. It’s literally a powdered creamer made from ground almonds and coconut milk that dissolves in your coffee. Frankly, it’s the best non-dairy creamer I’ve ever tasted and we’re really excited to bring it to the natural foods community.”
No stranger to innovation, Almond Pro originally gained nationwide recognition in 2016 for pioneering the world’s first almond protein powder, and has been gaining momentum ever since. With plant-based and dairy-free creamer purchases expected to rise a staggering 62% by 2020, the company is confident its newest product will satisfy the growing demand for healthier coffee products.