Aroy-D Coconut Cream, 8.5 Fluid Ounce (Pack of 6)

I am obsessed with this product, its what I use to make homemade plant based whipped cream. Unfortunately it has a preservative in it but I figure, since I add sugar to it also, it will overall fall in to the category of things I love to enjoy in small doses. I really have tried so many things, the can of cream is laughable. I need bulk! This carton makes a lot but you have to add (unrefined) sugar and vanilla and don't overblend!

Very small box container.

There’s coconut cream and coconut milk. Coconut cream is the first squeeze of the coconut, getting the most amount of the rich ingredients and thickness of the coconut. Coconut milk, which this is not thinner and usually water is added to the coconut to re-squeeze it. So essentially coconut cream is the top-of-the-line. If you’re making any kind of Thai curry and you use this, you’ll find a richer taste and a thicker paste. Do not confuse this with cream of coconut, two totally different things one’s made for piña colada is the cream of coconut. This is made for curries many people make that confusion.

Arroy-D is the only good coconut milk and cream I've gotten from a can, but all the canned coconut milks and creams - regardless of who makes them - kind of taste like...can.These tetra packs are brilliant for making shelf stable coconut cream and milk. If you ask Southeast Asian cooks which brand they prefer - most will say Arroy-D and thats what made me start to use it too. They were so right!I use this coconut cream in my coffee and also for baking when I want to replace cream with a non dairy item. I get the Arroy-D coconut milk for cooking Thai and other SouthEast Asian foods.It's less expensive at the Asian markets, but I live quite far from an Asian market and often buy the Arroy-D product in these tetra packs here because of the convenience.

I. On a Keto diet. Delishious in my coffee instead of creamer

This is the best coconut cream and milk on the market. Just pure coconut.My only quibble was Amazon’s packaging. These are paper cartons and Amazon put them in a soft pack for shipping. There were a number of dents but luckily no ruptures. They should have been packed in a box.

I like the product, but due to inferior shipping, some of the boxes arrived busted and there is no refund/return policy.

While got manufacturers' fault, I don't see where to complain about Amazon logistics. The cans were smashed in and packages were crushed. Very disappointed.