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Coffee Mate creamer is 1 weight watcher's point per tablespoon.
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Are coffee mate coupons allowed to be used at the dollar store to save money on coffee?
Yes, coffee mate coupons are made to be used at any dollar store. You would have to read the fine print to find out if there are any exceptions to the rule.
Who makes Coffee Mate?
Coffee Mate is made by Nestle USA.
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When was coffee-mate founded?
Coffee-Mate is manufactured by Nestlé. It was first introduced in 1961 as the world's first non-dairy creamer.
When was Coffee-Mate introduced?
It was in 2010
When was Coffee-Mate Lite created?
1989
What was the first flavor of coffee-mate?
original
When was Coffee-Mate first introduced?
1961
Can you drink coffee on weight watchers?
Yes, you can drink coffee on Weight Watchers. Coffee itself is low in calories and doesn't contain any points, making it a suitable choice for those following the program. However, be mindful of any added ingredients like sugar, cream, or flavored syrups, as these can increase the points value. Opting for black coffee or using low-calorie alternatives can help you stay within your points.
Is coffee mate considered creamer?
Yes. Coffee Mate is a non-dairy creamer that is a milk or cream substitute that is used primarily for flavoring coffee. Non dairy creamer is lactose-free and can be used by people who are lactose intolerant.
How many weight watcher points in a dunkin' donuts munchkin?
1 cup of coffee, black, without sugar is 0 Points.
What can you use to replace coffee mate?
Cream or milk.
