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[WORKING GAL]

Has anyone used the coffee creamer that Aldi sells?  I am about done with Coffeemate because it is so thin.  I like the Italian Sweet Creme flavor of Coffeemate (can't find it) and Aldi sells this flavor in their own brand.  TIA

[PinkyPetunia]

I haven't tried Aldi's creamer but how bad can it be?  Give it a try.  It's only a few dollars. 

I like Italian Sweet Cream creamer too.  I have been buying walmart's  Great Value version of this and it just fine to me. 

[4kitties]

@WORKING GAL 

If you do try the Aldi creamer and do not like it you can get a full refund from them.  Aldi has a money back guarantee on their brand of products.  

[jannabelle1]

I've used Aldi's creamer, and thought it was pretty good - not great or as good as Coffeemate. It was thinner and I had to use more. I know a lot of folks are complaining about Coffeemate, but I still find it to taste better than any other brand, and not really all that thin. I've been buying the large bottle (66 oz.) lately because it's a much better buy. I got a couple of them yesterday at Sam's for around $4.60 (that's a steal!), or my local grocer has had the large size for around $8. You might not be interested though since there are only a couple of flavors, one of them usually Hazelnut, but that's one of my favorites.

[bmorechick]

Yes I have had their brand of sweet cream and it really isn't too bad. However, my favorite is International Delight brand Coldstone Sweet Cream flavor. It's thick enough with just the right amount of sweet to me. You don't need much in your cup and I quit using sugar in my coffee.  But Aldi is good in a pinch.  I do not like Acmes brand creamers. Have a chemical aftertaste to me. 

[PINKdogWOOD]

I shop at Aldi's all the time, right up the street from me. I'm using Ital Sweet Cream right now in fact in my java. Everything costs less at Aldi's from organic eggs to sweet cream to big bags of chredded sharp cheese to fair trade organic ground coffees as well beans to grind yourself. Every day they have more and more organics added to their stores.

They've done so well here in the US they built more and upgraded the older first stores they introduced here. LOVE ALDI's, no frills, take your own bags to bag your goodies, pay a quarter to use a cart and get it back when you empty it to drive home, OR pass your cart to a newby who didn't know they needed a quarter for a cart, OR just 'pay it forward' to the next person who needs a cart. They then will pass it onto another guest.