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Nestlé’s Coffee Mate has expanded its portfolio with a new limited-edition launch, Coffee Mate Bagel & Cream Cheese Flavored Creamer.


The limited-edition creamer provides notes of cream cheese, sweetened condensed milk and a savoury hint of bagel.


Coffee Mate taps into bagel trend with limited-edition coffee creamer

The newest flavour joins the brand's recent seasonal launches, which feature a Kit Kat-flavoured creamer, made in partnership with confectioner Hershey, as well as new seasonal iced coffees, Pumpkin Spice – with notes of cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg – and Peppermint Mocha flavour varieties.


In its seasonal line-up, the brand also introduced two new seasonal flavoured coffee creamers, Caramel Apple Crisp and Zero Sugar White Chocolate Peppermint.


In July this year, Coffee Mate unveiled a new orange cream pop-flavoured Duo creamer, inspired by nostalgic childhood memories and popular TikTok trends.


Limited quantities of the new creamer will be offered to fans for free, on a first-come first-served basis, from 13 September on the Coffee Mate website.


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Coffee Mate taps into bagel trend with limited-edition coffee creamer

Phoebe Fraser

12 September 2024

Coffee Mate taps into bagel trend with limited-edition coffee creamer

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