New York-based Chobani has released Chobani Plant-Based Coffee Creamers, which blend plant-based ingredients to create a dairy-like product.
Based on consumer demand, Chobani has launched dairy- and oat-based coffee creamers that now include a plant-based option.
Building on Chobani’s growing coffee creamer platform, Chobani Plant-Based Coffee Creamers are made with a blend of plant-based ingredients which are vegan-friendly, dairy- and lactose-free, and contain no artificial flavors, sweeteners, or preservatives.
“As coffee drinkers continue to elevate their at-home experience and ask for better options, we’re expanding our creamer offering to include four new plant-based creamers full of the flavors they love,” says Chobani President and COO, Peter McGuinness.
“With this expansion, we offer better options with something for everyone – creamers made from oat, farm-fresh dairy, or plant-based ingredients,” he said.
Chobani Plant-Based Creamers are available in Sweet & Creamy, French Vanilla, Chocolate Hazelnut, and Caramel Macchiato, and are on shelves now.
Chobani also announced the launch of a fan-inspired and fan-picked coffee creamer flavor called Sizzlin’ Brown Sugar.
In February 2021, Chobani kicked off the “I Dream of Creamer” contest and asked fans to dream up the coffee creamer flavor of their fantasies. Three unique flavors – Sizzlin’ Brown Sugar, Strawberry Shortcake, and Lemon Blueberry Pie – were put to a public vote and Sizzlin’ Brown Sugar won the fan-favorite title.
Chobani crafted the flavor using fresh cream, adding only milk, cane sugar, and natural flavoring to make this salty and sweet coffee complement. This limited-time, dairy-based coffee creamer is on shelves now.
“With all the engaged fans we have, why not ask them to be creative in terms of their favorite flavors. Sizzlin’ Brown Sugar Coffee Creamer has smokey and brown sugar notes, creating a winning combination of sweet and savory,” said McGuinness.
Chobani entered the coffee creamer category in 2019 with dairy-based coffee creamers and then followed with oat-based creamers, both available in classic and seasonal flavors as more consumers enjoy their coffee at home.
Coffee creamer consumption continues to grow: the total U.S. coffee creamer category generated $3.5 billion in total Nielsen reported sales for the last 52 weeks ended Dec. 25, 2021 and has grown 6.6 percent vs. a year ago during the same period.
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