Coffee Booster: Vanilla Bean | The Original High-Fat Coffee Creamer | Organic Keto-Friendly Blend of Grass-fed Ghee and Coconut Oil | 15 oz

I’m on my fourth jar of this brand. I’ve had both cacao and vanilla flavors and vanilla is my go to. I add it to my first cup of coffee with an hour of waking (5am) and I’m full until lunch. I’m drinking water (if I feel a little hungry) until lunch or I’ll eat a small handful of almonds. If you’re looking to begin prolonged fasting or adding it to your Keto lifestyle.. it’s great. I also have a bulletproof coffee before I begin my hour of HIIT exercise and can sustain the entire time.

I've been addicted to Coffee Mate vanilla for years now and have tried to cut back. Over time, I've removed the sweetener and gone to a healthy splash, but it's still not healthy. For this stuff, I can put in a glob and it'll dissolve if the coffee is hot. It does what I wanted it to - makes the coffee much more tolerable than black without the sugar from those creamers.

My god does this taste good. The vanilla flavor is really strong and the taste is excellent for a coffee cream substitute. Dissolves well and is extremely fatty (good for Keto). It's a bit oily on the top but for me I like it more than the emulsified MCT oils. I only have 1 major gripe and that is 1 Tbsp has 3gs of sugar. If you're strict on Keto you have to constrain yourself. Supposedly 10gs is when you get kicked out. I know personally I'm much lower. The sucrose is definitely noticeable as soon as you put it into your mouth. I still think it's excellent for Keto diet but needs to be taken with caution. But definitely best tasting reasonably low sugar creamer I've had.

Alright. You like coffee you are doing keto or periodic fasting .... whatever.... and you’re doing coffee in the morning but need some fats to stay alive and deal with cravings. You look for creamers and they all are oily and separate over time.... well it’s not dairy so that’s just expected. I used to just use coconut sludge oil from Costco and butter and my blender/mixer to spin up the mix and its okay. Still lots to be desired in flavor. I tried bought this and it smelled wonderful when opened. It’s like quality nut butters which need to be stirred up to get the vanilla beans off the bottom. It’s damn fatty and filling and the texture going down is good. The only problem is the wonderful vanilla odor from the jar is lost when mixed in with the coffee. Don’t have the expectation you will have vanilla flavor from the coffee. Expect to get a hint only. My test sample was a 2-cup serving with two tablespoons of the product spun up in a vitamix. Price point for this product versus butter/coconut oil makes me wonder which is cheaper. Mine arrived with a good seal and no clumping to the texture but I wonder what would happen on a day where it was below freezing. Hope this helps!

This product tastes awful. The primary flavor is aspartame. The chemical taste is so strong that it isn’t drinkable. In addition, the product forms a think, dense film on the top of the coffee which is pretty disgusting. One of my friends has the original flavor and I tried his - it is much better. I would not recommend buying the vanilla version - and - beware that the item is not returnable.

I've ordered several jars of coffee booster and love all the flavors! (haven't tried cinnamon yet) I've written a wonderful review and I've signed up on your website a couple of times and still have not received a coupon! Why not? I love your product, but let's be honest, it's a bit expensive and I would enjoy a discount, especially since it was promised.

I love this particular product, I run a keto/carno diet on the most part and I need something that feels satisfying and yet tasty. Out of all the flavors the Vanilla is my favorite followed by cinnamon, I don't mind the regular it really does the job as well. I wish this product wasn't so popular, then I would not have to wait for the entire world to restock it.

Not a fan of the taste at all. It actually has a bit of a coconut smell and taste, from the virgin coconut oil, that I personally don't like. I much prefer using mct oil, butter, cream, vanilla extract, and liquid Stevia to taste. I loved the concept of eliminating that many add ins and combining steps, but unfortunately, the taste is unpleasant.