Land O' Lakes Half and Half UHT-Processed Creamer, 24 Count

Great to keep on hand for creamer on the go!

Great taste like the convenience. Dislike it takes so long from when you order From Amazon until you receive product. I recently cancelled an order due to this and just purchased them local.

Very tasty addition to my coffee! I make a 40 oz mug of decaf coffee on those days when I want to kick back and enjoy the pleasures of a piping hot, delightfully sweet and creamy indulgence while watching a movie or reading a good book. Mrs. Moo’s creamers help make those times especially rich and satisfying when added to my brew!I especially like the portability and that they don’t require refrigeration because I want my coffee very hot. Although I also add a well-known dry creamer to the blend, Mrs. Moo’s brings another level of richness to the mix that expands the enjoyment factor to a whole other level. I just wish each serving was a little bigger in size.Try it…you’ll be glad you did!

Good creamers, good value, decent amount in package.

These were a great price and came quickly.

I work next to a 7-11 and get coffee there often. The creamers are not individually served but rather large open containers that everyone can handle.My last straw was seeing a person sniffing the open. creamer container,Now I just get hot coffee and when iim back at my desk I just add a few of these !Here's what I love about this product* No refrigeration needed!* Sanitary sealed item* small portions* Great taste*.Long expiration date* good price* portable

Got these for a St. Pat's Day party in lieu of having milk in bottles or cartons. Arrived in time for the venue, fresh, no need to worry about "sharing germs" and when the even was over, I still have the extras for a future use

I've given up on the powders and fake creamers... not only do they NOT mimic cream, they don't really taste good to me. So why not switch to real cream? You can buy these UHT dairy products that taste pretty good and theoretically last a long time (6-9mo), but the problem is getting a "fresh" box. I just ordered a 24cnt box of single-servings from a pure Amazon supply chain and got a box with 7 weeks left on the product, a long way from 26 you might expect from a six-month shelf-life promise. I don't feel like I'm getting what I'm paying for.Flip side is there's no good alternative... once you open a container of milk/cream, the shelf-life is measured in days, not weeks. For occasional use, the single-servings make a lot of sense. The trick here is to purchase no more of these "shelf-stable" dairy products than you can use in two months... don't expect the box you order to last longer.Further, the box these came in has a faint expiration date, but the serving containers don't. Probably best to keep the servings in their original boxes and prominently mark the exp date on the box. If you remove servings and mix them up with later purchases you'll end up with sour servings if they don't get used up quickly... they don't last forever, they just degrade more slowly than refrigerated products.