Coconut Oil Coffee Creamer (health)

That is to say, it's not each day that you gone over a drink containing coconut oil and spread! Particularly in a general public where we're frantically attempting to expel fat and calories from all that we expend. For me, this idea took some getting used to. 

Quite recently, I used to be one of those buyers.

I'd break down calories without looking at the fixings, and purchase non-fat, French Vanilla espresso flavor, careless in regards to the way that palm-oil was the third fixing, in light of the fact that at the time, being thin was the need, and that implied discarding greasy and unhealthy nourishments. 

Now that I'm "more established and more shrewd," and my needs have moved from "must be thin" to "must to solid," I realize that adding fat to your eating regimen is not going to make you fat. Coconut oil, specifically, really supports your digestion and consumes calories! 

Coconut Oil, dissimilar to most oil, contains medium-chain unsaturated fats, rather than long-chain unsaturated fats (2). Medium chain unsaturated fats are utilized uniquely in contrast to long-chain, which prompts a valuable lift in digestion (3). In this review, 1 to 2 tablespoons of medium chain fats (eg. coconut oil) every day expanded vitality consumption by 5% — this sums to 120 calories for each day. 

Be that as it may, paying little respect to the medical advantages, I've been adding coconut oil to my espresso for a long time now since it just tastes SO great! 

It doesn't make your espresso oily or coconut-y as one may think. Rather, this coconut oil espresso half and half will furnish you with a rich and smooth espresso that is impeccably sweetened with nectar and enhanced with cinnamon and vanilla. NO palm-oil, No additives, and No fake sweeteners! 

Match this espresso with a nutritious breakfast and you've set yourself up for a truly incredible day! 

More Reasons why I LOVE my Coconut Oil Coffee Creamer: 

Dissimilar to including icy drain or cream, coconut oil half and half doesn't chill off my some espresso! 

It doesn't weaken the flavor. I like my espresso solid, and drain and cream, particularly non-dairy drain, can dilute it. 

Coconut oil is dependably available, though journal flavors terminate and you're infrequently stuck drinking dark espresso, which simply isn't my thing. 

I feel alarm and empowered for longer then I would with just espresso alone!

Step by step instructions to Make Coconut Oil Coffee Creamer 

The proportions that I utilize are to my favored sweetness and flavor. On the off chance that you don't care for your espresso sweet, at that point forget the nectar or begin utilizing less.

 Ingredients:

• 3/4 cup coconut oil, organic (soft but not melted)
• 1/2 cup raw honey (I buy mine from a local source)
• 1 tsp. cinnamon powder, organic
• 1 tsp. pure vanilla extract
• 1 tbsp. cocao powder, organic  (optional!)

Combine all of the ingredients in a bowl and stir or whisk together until they’re well combined.

Store in a glass jar with a sealed lid. You can store it in the cupboard and doesn’t need to be refrigerated as it won’t spoil.

How to Use Coconut Oil Coffee Creamer

Brew your favorite (fair-trade, organic!) cup of coffee (about 2 cups).

Add 1-2 tbsp. of coconut oil coffee creamer to your hot coffee.

At this point, you can also add a teaspoon of grass-fed butter, which I like to do if I have it on hand. This is totally optional and isn’t part of the creamer concoction, but it will enhance the creaminess and flavor!

Using a blender or mini bullet blender (I love my Magic Bullet), blend the coffee + creamer on high for about 5 seconds.

Pour into your special mug and enjoy