Nestle Coffee-Mate Italian Sweet Creme Non-Dairy Creamer 0.375 fl. oz. - 180 Count Case
Nestle Coffee-Mate Italian Sweet Creme Non-Dairy Creamer 0.375 fl. oz. - 180 Count Case - Italian Sweet Creme - 180/Case is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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These Nestle Coffee-Mate Italian Sweet Creme single-serve liquid creamers provide 0.375 fl. oz. of non-dairy creamer per cup. The creamer offers a smooth, lightly sweet flavor reminiscent of Italian gelato with a hint of buttercream frosting. Each case contains 180 portion control cups, suitable for tabletops and self-serve coffee stations. The creamer is lactose-free, kosher, shelf-stable, and made in America, allowing storage without refrigeration and reducing spoilage.
This liquid creamer is a creamy and flavorful addition to coffee, tea, or hot cocoa. The portion control packaging helps manage serving sizes and supports take-out orders by providing convenient single servings.
Product Specifications
Quantity: 180/Case
Shipping Weight: 5.6 lb.
Features: Kosher Lactose Free Made in America Shelf-Stable
Flavor: Sweet Cream
Milk / Creamer Type: Non-Dairy
Package Size: 0.375 fl. oz.
Package Type: Portion Control Packs & Sticks
Style: Liquid Creamer
Sweetener Type: Classic
Total Case Size: 180 Count
Type: Creamers
Creamy and flavorful addition to beverages
Convenient single serve container
Great for self-serve coffee stations and tabletops
Lactose-free
Shelf-stable and does not require refrigeration
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