
Laird Superfood
Sweet & Creamy Superfood Creamer (Original)
Laird's original coconut-milk powder creamer: three ingredients, shelf-stable and gently sweet, with a clear coconut taste.

The zero-sugar staple: an almond and coconut cream creamer with 10 calories per tablespoon, no sweeteners and shelf-stable cartons.
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Last reviewed October 17, 2026 by the Coffee Reviews editors · How we score
The zero-sugar staple: an almond and coconut cream creamer with 10 calories per tablespoon, no sweeteners and shelf-stable cartons.
nutpods Original is an unsweetened, dairy-free liquid creamer made from water, coconut cream and almonds, with acacia and gellan gums and sunflower lecithin for body. A tablespoon has 10 calories and 0 g of sugar or carbs, with no sweeteners of any kind; nutpods says it was the first Whole30 Approved creamer (2016). The cartons are shelf-stable until opened. It is neutral rather than sweet, so it suits people who drink their coffee unsweetened or add their own sweetener.
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“Smooth and classic Original flavor made from our creamy almond + coconut blend”
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Neutral by design, with no sweetener. We found no recent independent tasting of the Original flavor, though Sporked praised the 'very luscious' almond-coconut base in another unsweetened nutpods flavor.
Short, sugar-free ingredient list built on coconut cream and almonds, with acacia and gellan gums for body.
About 23¢ per tablespoon in the 4-pack, cheap for a premium dairy-free creamer.
The brand names where key ingredients come from (California almonds, coconut cream from South Asia) but gives no certifications or test data on the page.
nutpods says it was the first Whole30 Approved creamer, and Taste of Home lists it as its best dairy-free healthy creamer.
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No. The Original unsweetened creamer has 0 g of sugar and no added sweeteners, and the ingredient list contains no sugar, stevia or sugar alcohols.
Not until opened. The cartons are shelf-stable; once opened, store them in the fridge.
nutpods says it became the first Whole30 Approved creamer in 2016, and Taste of Home describes it as Whole30-approved and paleo-friendly.
Water, coconut cream and almonds, with acacia gum, dipotassium phosphate, sunflower lecithin, sea salt and gellan gum for texture and stability.
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