Sweetened Condensed Coconut Milk, 11.25 Ounce

I recently tried the Sweetened Condensed Coconut Milk, and it’s a game-changer for anyone looking for a dairy-free alternative in baking, cooking, or even coffee. Here’s why it stood out:Taste & TextureThe coconut flavor is natural and not overpowering, with just the right amount of sweetness. Its creamy texture makes it a seamless substitute for traditional condensed milk in recipes like fudge, caramel, or Thai iced tea.VersatilityThis product is incredibly versatile. I used it to make vegan desserts and dairy-free lattes, and the results were fantastic every time. It also works well in pies, smoothies, and even as a topping for fresh fruit.Health & Dietary BenefitsBeing plant-based, it’s a wonderful choice for those who are lactose-intolerant, vegan, or following a paleo diet. Plus, it doesn’t compromise on flavor or richness.Packaging & SizeThe 11.25-ounce size is perfect for most recipes, and the packaging is sturdy and easy to store. Once opened, it keeps well in the fridge for a few days if you don’t use it all at once.

I have a family member who can't have dairy anymore but loves key lime pie. This worked perfectly along with Nelli and Joe's Key West lime juice.

To make rice pudding homemade with the secret something something no one guessed

Yummy product but lit should be lift-off!

Great taste and excellent substitution for the dairy version. Yes, I can make my own…but why?! This works well for dairy free ice cream and homemade granola bars, key lime pie, I can keep going but you get the idea! Mmm good!

Delicious… made coconut chocolate cookies.

The only thing I need cream for is my coffee and I haven't used milk in quite a few years and prefer not to. If you like sweet and creamy, you'll love sweetened condensed milk, especially in coffee! I wasn't sure what the oat condensed milk would taste like but I like it! If I want to use sweetened condensed milk will most likely use this instead of the dairy condensed milk.

I thought this would taste similar to regular condensed milk and it could be used similarly in Thai teas and desserts with perhaps a slight hint of coconut. Instead, the flavor is not very rich like most condensed milks and it tastes more like watery coconut. I guess I should of just bought a regular dairy condensed milk, but I wanted to try this as a dairy free alternative. Unfortunately it was not for me and I ended up throwing it out.