How To Make Homemade Coffee Creamer

Homemade coffee creamer is ridiculously easy to make, tastes way better than the store-bought version and, like most things, is much better for you.

Homemade vs Storebought Coffee Creamer

When I first began this journey to a more homegrown life, one of the biggest eye-openers for me was reading food labels. Good Lord have mercy. There is so much junk in our food. Even the stuff that you think is simple, like coffee creamer. Total junk. In fact, in most cases, it’s not even cream at all. It’s oil, corn syrup, refined sweeteners, and preservatives.

Take a peek at the creamer in your fridge, or look next time you’re at the grocery store. Usually, the first few ingredients are water, corn syrup, and vegetable oil. Doesn’t that just sound gross? Can you imagine putting those ingredients into your coffee individually?

The ingredients in my homemade coffee creamer are simple, and a healthier option. Did I mention there are only 3 of them?

How To Make Homemade Coffee Creamer

Ingredients & Supplies

• Glass container of choice.
  • I like to use these flip-top bottles that I saved from a sparkling lemonade that Aldi sells, but a mason jar will work just fine.
• 4 cups cream of choice.
  • I looooove cream skimmed off the top of the raw milk that we get from a friend, but their cow is dry right now. You can use heavy cream, or half and half depending on your personal preference. If you’d like a lighter version, a plant milk would be great too.
• 1/2 cup pure maple syrup
  • This is not the Log Cabin pancake syrup, I mean the good stuff that has a delicious caramel flavor and actual nutrients. Real maple syrup is high in antioxidants, as well as zinc, potassium, and riboflavin. Another great natural option would be honey, depending on your taste preference. I like my coffee a little sweeter, so I sometimes add extra.
• 1 tsp vanilla extract
  • You can add more or less, or omit this ingredient completely depending on what you like.

Directions

Now, this part is a little complicated, so please pay really close attention.

Ok, so you pour all of the ingredients into your jar…then you shake them. Bam!

Do a little taste test to make sure it’s to your liking, and enjoy!

We drink a lottt of coffee at my house, so I make a big batch, but if you want to cut the recipe in half that would be no issue.

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