Last updated: October 2026
Dutch Bros creamer lets you bring the flavor of your favorite drive-thru drinks home. Each flavor is inspired by a famous Dutch Faves drink, like the Golden Eagle or Annihilator. Here are all the flavors, what they cost, where to find them and how they taste.
Last updated: October 2026. Prices and store availability vary by region.
Dutch Bros Creamer Flavors
The official Dutch Bros at-home page lists five creamers, each based on a signature drink:
| Creamer flavor | Inspired by | Tastes like |
|---|---|---|
| Vanilla Caramel | Golden Eagle | Sweet caramel with vanilla |
| Chocolate Macadamia Nut | Annihilator | Chocolate with a nutty finish |
| Coconut Mocha | Cocomo | Chocolate and coconut |
| Irish Cream | Kicker | Creamy, vanilla-like Irish cream |
| Caramel Mocha | Caramelizer | Caramel and chocolate |
Price and Size
Tasting Table found the creamers at $6.99 each for a 24-ounce bottle, which is about 47 one-tablespoon servings. Prices vary by store and state, so treat that as a guide.
Where to Buy Dutch Bros Creamer
According to a February 2026 report, the Dutch Bros at-home line is sold through:
- Walmart
- Amazon
- H-E-B
- Albertsons-family stores (Tasting Table also spotted them at Safeway and Vons)
Availability is still rolling out, so not every store carries every flavor. Check the store app or the “Where to Buy” tool on the Dutch Bros site before you go. You cannot usually buy the creamers at Dutch Bros drive-thrus.
How Does It Taste? Reviews
Tasting Table tried two flavors when they launched:
- Vanilla Caramel: very sweet; the caramel covered the vanilla, and the reviewer felt it tasted close to sweetened condensed milk. It may suit a light or medium roast better.
- Chocolate Macadamia Nut: the favorite, with rich chocolate and a subtle nutty finish. The reviewer said they would buy it again.
Both are made with real milk and cream, so they are creamy, and both are on the sweet side.
How to Use It for a Copycat Drink
- Brew strong coffee or two shots of espresso.
- Fill a glass with ice and add the coffee.
- Stir in 2 to 3 tablespoons of creamer, then taste and adjust.
- For a “breve” feel, add a splash of half-and-half.
Want the full recipes? See our Dutch Bros copycat recipes and the breve vs latte guide.
Other Dutch Bros At-Home Products
Besides the creamers, the at-home line includes ready-to-drink iced lattes and iced coffee, single-serve coffee pods and ground coffee. The Golden Eagle and Annihilator flavors are among the most popular across the range.
Tips for Using Dutch Bros Creamer at Home
- Start small: the creamers are sweet, so begin with one tablespoon and add more only if you need it.
- Match the roast: a sweeter creamer like Vanilla Caramel can balance a dark, bitter roast, while a lighter roast lets the chocolate flavors show.
- Try it cold: shake the bottle well and stir it into cold brew or iced coffee for a drink closer to the drive-thru version.
- Keep it chilled: it is a dairy product, so store it in the fridge and follow the use-by guidance on the bottle once opened.
Watching your sugar? The creamers are sweetened, so they are not a sugar-free option. At the drive-thru you can ask for sugar-free syrups instead; see our Dutch Bros sugar free flavors list. If caffeine is the concern, the creamer works just as well in decaf coffee, and our Dutch Bros decaf guide explains how to order decaf drinks too.
Dutch Bros Creamer: FAQ
Is Dutch Bros creamer dairy?
Yes. The reviewed creamers are made with real milk and cream, so they are not dairy-free.
Does Dutch Bros sell creamer in stores?
They are sold at grocery and big-box retailers such as Walmart and Albertsons-family stores, and online at Amazon, not usually at Dutch Bros drive-thrus.
Which flavor is best?
In Tasting Table’s review, Chocolate Macadamia Nut was the favorite. If you love the Golden Eagle, Vanilla Caramel is the closest match, but expect it to be sweet.
If you want your morning cup to taste like a Dutch Faves drink, Dutch Bros creamer is the easiest shortcut. For the real thing, check our full Dutch Bros menu.
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