House of Macadamias 1-Ingredient Macadamia Milk Creamer, Unsweetened, Plant-Based, Gluten Free, Low-Carb, 100% Natural Macadamia Nuts, Sugar-Free, Seed Oil-Free, 12 x 0.88oz

This is great, mix with keto chow, coffee in a vitamix blender and so creamy and best of all it tastes great!

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Superb quality macadamia nuts. Usability: - Requires something like an ultra-wide toothpaste squeezer (I use 2 metal straws) Sustianability: - This form of satchet packaging is very convenient compared to cans, but is less recyclable (it is not practical for recyclers to separate the plastic outer layer from the inner metal layer). - I plan to switch to their jar product (for smoothies where a serving spoon would be easier and more recyclable)

This is really not good and tastes like chemicals

So delicious and the health benefits! Absolutely blows away any milk products! Also the amazing texture!

Absolutely Delicious-- but deadly if you are watching your Saturated Fat intake. Each "sachet" has almost 200 calories, total fat 20 grams (25% of recommended daily max), Saturated Fat 3.7 grams (19% of recomm daily max). Salt not bad (27 mg), Net Carbs 1 g so quite good, 0 added sugars, which is great. The question is, are you better off just eating a few macadamia nuts rather than doing this "sachet" thing? 1/4 cup of Macadamia nuts = same amount of cals, total fat the same, Sat Fat the same, ZERO salt (if you buy organic), protein the same, more iron, more calcium, ......I would think the advantage of eating nuts instead of ingesting the contents of a "sachet" is that you may stop eating nuts before you get to the 200 calorie mark !! and maybe save some money. Plus the box holding the sachets states that the sachets are "manufactured in a facility .." although the actual sachets each specify that there is "just one ingredient" eg "Premium Macadamia Nuts"-- still I wonder if these qualify as "non processed" food. All the pundits say for best health, eat food exactly as Nature created it, no extra anything.

If, like me, you have been struggling to find a dairy alternative that isn’t 80% oil, gum and fillers, you may be asking if this is really worth the price. The answer is yes. I use it in a frother but it does equally as well in a shaker to mix well. Read the instructions… It is meant to be mixed with 8 oz of water. Putting it directly into your coffee isn’t anymore advisable than adding peanut butter to your coffee. It is so incredibly smooth and really delicious, I truly cannot say enough good things about this product! It is a bit pricey, but when you consider what is not being put in the product, it just makes sense. Macadamia nut “paste” that you add 8 oz of water to when and if you want macadamia nut milk, which also means it’s not sitting in your fridge going slowly bad. If you’re on the fence with trying it as I was, I just wanted to leave a real review from someone who just bought it, worried it was going to be a waste of money after reading a review about it not dissolving fully, and literally couldn’t be happier with the purchase. My morning cup of coffee is just bliss now, especially without any of the GI issues these other nut milks were causing due to being mostly oil. Highly recommend!

It doesn’t truly dissolve as seen in the video and will take more than one pack to lighten up a cup of light coffee. I had kind of high hopes for this product but ended up with lumps in my coffee. Wouldn’t buy again