Nutpods Dairy Free Creamers

If you’ve been around my page for any amount of time, you may have picked up on how crazy I am for nutpods dairy free creamers. I’ve shared a few posts with you on how I like to use these creamers in my kitchen. But it occurred to me that I haven’t shared my FAVORITE reasons why these creamers land such a special place in my heart. So this post is dedicated to nutpods dairy free creamer, and my favorite FASTING FRIENDLY addition to my coffee each day. As a Faster Way To Fat Loss coach, this is my number one must try product for clients starting their journey with me.

what are nutpods

First let’s talk about the basics. Nutpods was founded by a mama on a mission. Madeline, the creator and founder of nutpods, wanted to create a dairy-free creamer with rich taste and consistency, and without unnecessary additives. The brand has continued to be successful and grow, and currently has multiple “forever” flavors, and some pretty amazing “limited edition” flavors. The main varieties are made from almond/coconut milk, and they recently added an oatmilk line (for those with a nut allergy). All of the products are completely natural, no sugars added, and no artificial additives.

Why I love them

I first discovered nutpods about 3 years ago when I did my first round of Whole 30. My sugary coffee creamer I was using before was the one thing that I thought I could NEVER give up. Like ever. That first whole 30 round felt rough. I tried regular almond milk, but it was too watery. I tried almond/coconut milk blends and it also had a watery consistency. And in the normal coffee creamer section it was so hard to find a creamer without added sugars. I stumbled upon nutpods and felt so shocked that the consitency was actually creamy, and the flavors were actually tolerable, dare I say, good.

I eliminated my super sugary creamer for 30 days, and stuck to my nutpods during that time. After the 30 days was up, I thought to myself, I am going to try my old creamer. A little bit won’t hurt… I was so wrong! I realized how badly it was making me feel, and it took 3 days of drinking the old creamer and immediately feeling awful, to realize I never wanted to go back. I’ve been drinking nutpods since that day.
Now that I am practicing Intermittent Fasting, I love the fact that these are also FASTING FRIENDLY. I can still enjoy my cup of coffee, with my favorite creamers. WIN.

My favorite flavors

Hands down, my favorite “forever” flavors are Original & Hazelnut. I even love to buy the original version for cooking savory dishes (it makes a great substitute for milk/cream).
My favorite “limited edition” flavors have been the Chocolate & Cinnamon Swirl. Recently nutpods launched a new Cafe Collection which includes Chocolate, Cinnamon Swirl, and a BRAND NEW flavor, Toasted Marshmallow. I’ve just died and gone to heaven. This pack has been my favorite product release to date.

Where to buy

My favorite place to shop for nutpods dairy free creamers is straight from their website. You can create an account, earn rewards, and they ship free & quick. You can even use my referral code TINASCHOENFELDT for 15% off your first order!

Next convenient place to shop for them is on Amazon. You get all of the benefits of prime shipping, and you can even set up a subscription for a discount on your purchase.

The third and final place to shop for them is at your local grocery store. Depending on which store it is though, you may find them in the usual refrigerated coffee creamer spot, OR you will find them in the actual coffee aisle. (They are shelf stable.)

Tips for trying them

If you decide to try out these creamers, PLEASE share & tag me! I love to see y’all on social! You can find me on Instagram or Facebook. If you are transitioning from a very sugary coffee creamer, it may be a shock to not have any sweetener. I recommend trying these with a little honey or agave mixed in to transition over. Every now and then if I have a sweet tooth I will add in some honey, but I’ve gotten to the point that I don’t miss the sugars at all.

I hope this has been a helpful post, and good luck with the switch!