Reply With QuoteThat non-dairy cream is full of crap. Sweet N Low is fine but if you need cream go with half n half or light cream or heavy cream, don't use that powdered stuff.
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09-17-2003, 02:46 PM #1Registered User
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i was just wondering what u guys mix with ur coffee.... in my school they have sweet and low sugar sub... is that ok to use....
and they have a non-dairy creamer...is that the samething as whipping cream...and if not is that ok to use with my coffee
thanx for the help
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Sweetnlow is fine. Better off using halfnhalf or heavy cream. Stay away from the "powdered" stuff. Nothing good in there, at all.
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Guess we posted at the same time
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Too funny
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Yep the powdered non-dairy creamer is full of aluminum amongst some other crap.
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How about the flavored liquid coffee cream thats in the dairy section.
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09-18-2003, 12:18 PM #8RAWR! ELITE MEMBER
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I don't know if it's the stuff your talking about, but my mom buys flavored creamer stuff, I think it's coffe mate by nestle - and I know it has partially hydrogenated oil as one of the main ingredients.
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thats the stuff I'm talking about. I guess I go with flavored coffee and light cream.
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Yeah that flavored cream is full of sugar too.
I know it tastes so good 
but its bad.
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i just use 1% milk and low calorie sweetner
it's obviously not the same as cream and sugar but it still tastes fine to me
how is coffee in general? i pretty much only grab a coffee when i feel the need for a wake up at work... which is usually anywhere from 2-4 times a week... is that ok?
i know some people who drink 4 cups a day... that's just ridiculous... i don't want to develop a dependence on caffeine to "feel good""Everybody wanna be a bodybuilder, but don't nobody wanna lift no heavy-ass weight!" - Ronnie Coleman
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I think a cup a day is ok, I am doing 2 lately.
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I use 1% milk and just a touch of honey.
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09-18-2003, 05:47 PM #14RAWR! ELITE MEMBER
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It may sound weird, I hate coffee and don't drink it but I did try it once with vanilla protein powder mixed in and it tasted a lot better to me. Though the heat probably ruins it.
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I was actually wondering about that. Could you make a "hot chocolate" from protein powder & hot water. Would the protein still be as good
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I think coffee is fine.
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I tried the hot chocolate thing & it was the worst thing I ever tasted so don't bother trying it.
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Glad you decided to be a lab rat!
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