That's a great idea I'm starting doing that for now on. I love me some French Vanilla that's my no.1 favorite of all. And yes buying a creamer from a store can cost you a lot of money but making at home can your money
Hey Jack, if you have an Aldi's near you they usually have the sweetened condensed milk for around a dollar, and their milk is usually a good price too. If not, Walmart sells an off brand version of the sweetened condensed milk for less than $1.50. Have a great weekend!
Great idea! How long will it keep in the refrigerator if I decide to make a double batch? Probably at least as long as the expiration date of the milk, right? However, I'll be making mine with freshly prepared dried whole milk (Nido brand) which I love and will cost less than using freshmilk, plus I can also use it to make the condensed milk which makes the cost even less. Love, love, love your videos. Thanks.
It's hard to say. Mine is at a week old and good so far. Use organic for longer lasting. But I'm sure the condensed milk counteracts that so It's so hard to say.
This is very helpful because I cannot find Amaretto (almond) creamer. I have everything to make it already so thank you for this. Also if you're a coffee drinker who has to rely on charities you usually get sweeten condensed milk and evaporated milk for free so it ends up being cheaper.
Jack, prolly an odd question but do you know if you could make batches and freeze it? Sweeten condensed milk is used to make some homemade ice creams so it shouldn't alter. Maybe a good idea to pour into ice cube trays then store in zippy bags. A cube or two should be enough, and you could just sub out a couple of the ice cubes from your cold coffee...
Cooking With Jack Show please let me know if it works! You wouldn't even necessarily have to it as its own video. You could do the experiment and let us know.
Regular milk when it freezes separates but it's still good you just have to shake it every time you drink it. So if you do freeze it in a container you might have to shake it when it's defrosted. But your ice cube idea is genius and would avoid that whole separation thing. :D
I've been trying for several years to find a sugar free replacement for condensed milk. I buy a half gallon of s-f French Vanilla a week & would love to make my own.🎈
Also worth noting that alot of the ingredients are reusable. The vanilla extract, and sure 2 cups of milk is a bit much but its not like you weren't buying milk anyways so that cost likely factors in with regular shopping. Really only the condensed milk is something you'd have to rebuy for a new batch every single time. Curious how that effects cost calculations... Guess it depends on how much you drink coffee
Spending sooo much on International Delights - THANKS for this video - can't wait to try. And I'm not entirely sure it WILL be more expensive to make our own - yesterday - here in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada - the local "LoCo-Co's" had a 943 ml bottle of International Delights French Vanilla - for $8.00 each! C'mon! So yea, many thanks my friend!
@@cookingwithjackshow Hello I'm new to the channel on 12-12-22 I use Love French vanilla creamer I Use it's so much in my Coffee until now it's hurt my stomach, but I still use a little bit , but after I show u made your I'm going to make mines now when I want some In yell have you made the Hazelnut one I haven't seen your whole channel yet this just caught my Eyes so thanks for the Recipe ❤️❤️❤️😘🙏🙏
Considering how many ingredients are in Torani (The flavoring recommended in the picture), I would say it's still got an ingredient list in the double digits. I would still prefer this cause I could get a gallon of milk for about $2 here, and the Condensed milk for about $0.50 per can. And I have a lot of pure vanilla extract, so I could make a few batches before replacing that.
But condensed milk is sugar milk. Maybe you can make it with another non dairy kind of milk, vanilla, sweetener of your choice and gelatin? Would love to see you try in a video.
Thank you. I am looking for a non dairy and non sugar sweetener coffee creamer, Diabetic and lactose intolerance, evil duo...But I guess I have the answer myself, now that you have brought the coconut creamer to my attention, Just coconut milk, sweet n low sweetener, and vanilla extract. Thanks much.
But I'm sure you can multiply the recipe and make a load of other batches. Condensed milk isn't expensive and a gallon of milk should last a good amount of time and you're only using alittle but if vanilla. You'd probably have to by 3 name brands and you'll still be less then that amount of you made it yourself
Hey Jack, love your videos. I see you are talking about not wanting to drink coffee creamer with chemicals. Have you heard of the keto diet? It's basically eating food that's not processed.
Think your numbers are off Jack. $1.69 for sweetened condensed milk. $2 gallon for milk. have anyway (cheap here in Idaho) and vanilla extract, always have. Max would be about $2.50 quart.
here is my calculations: milk $0.90 (two cups) organic 2% milk half gallon costs $3.59 condensed milk $2.49 (used the whole thing) Vanilla Extract $1.50 (two teaspoons) 1oz container costs $4.48 just cause you have extract on hand doesn't mean it's free. There still is a cost involved to the amount used.
I don't buy regular creamer, I buy the natural creamer. You can leave regular creamer out over night and it won't spoil 🤢 since I drink at least 2 cups a day, I figure it's better for me to drink the good stuff. And at $6 a bottle, I'm still gonna be saving money!
mixwell1983 you're close... It's coffee beans that eaten by the civet who then poops them out. They wash it, roast it and grind it. Supposed to be exceptionally smooth and tasty. It's HIDEOUSLY expensive though.
idk why you say it's twice as much as store bought? Gallon of milk is 2 to 3 dollars and you are only using 2 cups. Vanilla can be cheap. Get it for a buck and condensed milk for a buck also. You are going to be able to make this 3 or 4 times with the milk and vanilla just add $1 each time. I big jug of store bought is $5.00. So, for $8 you can make this 4 times.
Jack you can make this for less by buying everything from Aldi, the condensed Milk is cheap in Aldi less that 89 cents, (my store) natural Vanilla 100% 1.99, gallon Milk 2.89 ,, check out Aldi.. meat and chicken all good prices also.
Chemicals is a buzzword, but do you really think each of those three ingredients used contained only three things? You could have flushed this recipe out by using real vanilla beans. Also, by making the sweetened condensed milk on your own you could have easily brought the cost of the recipe under the store bought creamer.
Probably about a couple cups; the only ingredient that would realistically fill that mason jar near the end would be the milk, and since it looked to be a pint jar, a couple cups of milk would work most likely.
JACK!! Make Bullet proof coffee with butter coconut oil and cinnamon! And thanks for this ... I'd rather pay more and not have all those ingredients! 👍🏼
I've been using this homemade creamer for a couple weeks now. I'm convinced it's the way to go. Thanks for sharing this Jack!
Okay this is a 6 year check up are you still using this?
I made French vanilla creamer with milk, vanilla and sugar. Came out pretty good!!!
That's a great idea I'm starting doing that for now on. I love me some French Vanilla that's my no.1 favorite of all. And yes buying a creamer from a store can cost you a lot of money but making at home can your money
Omg, I'm from Brazil and here we dont find creamers on the supermarket, i love it! thanks
Nice video Jack! Love all the extra recipes. Any suggestions for an Irish cream or pumpkin spice?
no but just google it. There are so many great combinations. I did that german streusel and it was awesome.
Hey Jack, if you have an Aldi's near you they usually have the sweetened condensed milk for around a dollar, and their milk is usually a good price too. If not, Walmart sells an off brand version of the sweetened condensed milk for less than $1.50. Have a great weekend!
YES I DO. I will check them out. thanks
Great idea! How long will it keep in the refrigerator if I decide to make a double batch? Probably at least as long as the expiration date of the milk, right?
However, I'll be making mine with freshly prepared dried whole milk (Nido brand) which I love and will cost less than using freshmilk, plus I can also use it to make the condensed milk which makes the cost even less.
Love, love, love your videos. Thanks.
It's hard to say. Mine is at a week old and good so far. Use organic for longer lasting. But I'm sure the condensed milk counteracts that so It's so hard to say.
Caroline Honse I would think that the expiration date on the milk would be the shelf life.
Thank you, Sir! These recipes are simple, but most of us wouldn't think of them.
This is very helpful because I cannot find Amaretto (almond) creamer. I have everything to make it already so thank you for this. Also if you're a coffee drinker who has to rely on charities you usually get sweeten condensed milk and evaporated milk for free so it ends up being cheaper.
Jack, when you make the flavored creamer do you leave out the vanilla from the origional and add in the new flavors, like cocoa and almond?
Autism-Mom x2 Most of the recipes I've run across, leave out the vanilla when using other extracts.
yes. replace the vanilla with whatever is listed below
😂 update its now cheaper to make at home! Thank you for the recipe
Thankyou! I have been looking for a while for an easy to make one!!
Jack, prolly an odd question but do you know if you could make batches and freeze it? Sweeten condensed milk is used to make some homemade ice creams so it shouldn't alter. Maybe a good idea to pour into ice cube trays then store in zippy bags. A cube or two should be enough, and you could just sub out a couple of the ice cubes from your cold coffee...
OMG, this is an amazing idea. I would have to test it out.
Cooking With Jack Show please let me know if it works! You wouldn't even necessarily have to it as its own video. You could do the experiment and let us know.
Regular milk when it freezes separates but it's still good you just have to shake it every time you drink it. So if you do freeze it in a container you might have to shake it when it's defrosted. But your ice cube idea is genius and would avoid that whole separation thing. :D
oldedictionary thanks! You honor me verily😊 good to know about the milk, too.🙂
You're welcome. :D Good luck.
Excellent video
Thank you for sharing this.
I've been trying for several years to find a sugar free replacement for condensed milk. I buy a half gallon of s-f French Vanilla a week & would love to make my own.🎈
Cool stuff Jack! If that ain't amazing creamer I don't know what is!
Jack, I have made bread pudding with the coffee creamers. Delicious!
Also worth noting that alot of the ingredients are reusable. The vanilla extract, and sure 2 cups of milk is a bit much but its not like you weren't buying milk anyways so that cost likely factors in with regular shopping. Really only the condensed milk is something you'd have to rebuy for a new batch every single time. Curious how that effects cost calculations... Guess it depends on how much you drink coffee
How long will it last in the frig?
Thanks!!! Love this one!!
What about making the condensed milk homemade? Would that make a difference in cost? Just a thought
THANKS FOR THE RECIPES JUST WHAT I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR POWERED CREAMER WOULD BE INTERESTING
Hi Jack. How long does it last in the fridge? It seems after two weeks the store bought creamer becomes thick and gross. Cool video btw.
Jack your videos are the best!!!!
I've done half and half and vanilla. Not as sweet I suppose, but like you said, not so many chemicals.
can you use soy milk instead of regular milk?
Then what do you use for the "Sweetened Condensed Milk"? Which is whole milk with the water removed.
This creamer is amazing! Thanks a lot man!
If I make it where I live is it still considered French vanilla or is it now American vanilla?
🤣😂🤣
Yum can't wait to try this
So how much of the Milk you put?
Finally found his video !! After many years ....😱😱😱
Yes, Thanos is interested in coffee creamer,
Get over it
Lol 😂
Can you make a sugarfree coffee creamer that is homemade? I'm diabetic.
Nice
love coffee, thank you for this recipe !!! Tracey from Austin Texas
i was thinking about doing it becasue all the oil they put in some coffee creamers. international delight has palm oil as the 3rd ingredient
Spending sooo much on International Delights - THANKS for this video - can't wait to try. And I'm not entirely sure it WILL be more expensive to make our own - yesterday - here in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada - the local "LoCo-Co's" had a 943 ml bottle of International Delights French Vanilla - for $8.00 each! C'mon! So yea, many thanks my friend!
Have fun!
@@cookingwithjackshow Hello I'm new to the channel on 12-12-22 I use Love French vanilla creamer I Use it's so much in my Coffee until now it's hurt my stomach, but I still use a little bit , but after I show u made your I'm going to make mines now when I want some In yell have you made the Hazelnut one I haven't seen your whole channel yet this just caught my Eyes so thanks for the Recipe ❤️❤️❤️😘🙏🙏
Considering how many ingredients are in Torani (The flavoring recommended in the picture), I would say it's still got an ingredient list in the double digits. I would still prefer this cause I could get a gallon of milk for about $2 here, and the Condensed milk for about $0.50 per can. And I have a lot of pure vanilla extract, so I could make a few batches before replacing that.
how long before the expiration date do you have to use this homemade creamer. Is it a week or two or only a couple of days?
mom cat for us, it’s when your regular milk expires
I have a problem I like to drink the creamer out the bottle
ジttv Ghost_SaltyBTW SAME
Same😂
the coffee is just a vehicle for the sugar
Oml same
SAmEee that’s why I’m making my own it’s so yummy
How much milk do you use
Thank you !!
But condensed milk is sugar milk. Maybe you can make it with another non dairy kind of milk, vanilla, sweetener of your choice and gelatin? Would love to see you try in a video.
EmeraldCity check out bigger bolder baking ( Gemma Stanford) she has an episode on making coconut condensed milk
Thank you. I am looking for a non dairy and non sugar sweetener coffee creamer, Diabetic and lactose intolerance, evil duo...But I guess I have the answer myself, now that you have brought the coconut creamer to my attention, Just coconut milk, sweet n low sweetener, and vanilla extract. Thanks much.
EmeraldCity I'm allergic to milk and I think this would be great with soy milk or almond milk
You could use 3%nagar agar
How much milk??
Cool. Shame about the price. Did you notice if you used any less of the homemade stuff than you normally do with the store bought?
hay jack you otu do a video on terning that into ice cream that would totally rock
FYI you can make your own sweetened condensed milk using 1 1/2 C milk and 1/2 C sugar to offset the cost of making your own creamer.
But I'm sure you can multiply the recipe and make a load of other batches. Condensed milk isn't expensive and a gallon of milk should last a good amount of time and you're only using alittle but if vanilla. You'd probably have to by 3 name brands and you'll still be less then that amount of you made it yourself
yes but I measured the 2 teaspoon cost. So I already broke down what each batch would cost. multiplying it will just multiply the cost.
Yes but look at the ingredients in the store bought. I make my own condensed milk first than make my cremer
Does the temperature of the coffee go away after adding the creamer?
I haaaaave to do this.
Omg thanks Mann you're the best!!
Hey Jack, love your videos. I see you are talking about not wanting to drink coffee creamer with chemicals. Have you heard of the keto diet? It's basically eating food that's not processed.
Can I use only 2% milk or will it not taste right?
I get the smaller pure or simply flavors so it's only 3 ingredients usually
How about using heavy cream or half and half? I thought creamers were based on cream?
good idea
I will just buy it.
how many cups of milk do we need? 1...2...2 1/2...1 1/2?
it says 2 cups in the description :)
so where to I go to order the bbq sauce and seasoning I would love to get some
amazing. Thank you Sir.
Think your numbers are off Jack. $1.69 for sweetened condensed milk. $2 gallon for milk. have anyway (cheap here in Idaho) and vanilla extract, always have. Max would be about $2.50 quart.
here is my calculations:
milk $0.90 (two cups) organic 2% milk half gallon costs $3.59
condensed milk $2.49 (used the whole thing)
Vanilla Extract $1.50 (two teaspoons) 1oz container costs $4.48
just cause you have extract on hand doesn't mean it's free. There still is a cost involved to the amount used.
I just use my kids cereal milk they want to dump down the drain.. Win Win. And it's organic!
I don't buy regular creamer, I buy the natural creamer. You can leave regular creamer out over night and it won't spoil 🤢 since I drink at least 2 cups a day, I figure it's better for me to drink the good stuff. And at $6 a bottle, I'm still gonna be saving money!
That's because regular creamer is essentially lactaid. It's all lactose free
Jack do you like civet coffee
never tried it.
Bruce Reich isnt that the poop from a civet thats cleaned and brewed ?
mixwell1983 you're close... It's coffee beans that eaten by the civet who then poops them out. They wash it, roast it and grind it. Supposed to be exceptionally smooth and tasty. It's HIDEOUSLY expensive though.
Watch the movie "The Bucket List", Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman discuss this.
idk why you say it's twice as much as store bought? Gallon of milk is 2 to 3 dollars and you are only using 2 cups. Vanilla can be cheap. Get it for a buck and condensed milk for a buck also. You are going to be able to make this 3 or 4 times with the milk and vanilla just add $1 each time. I big jug of store bought is $5.00. So, for $8 you can make this 4 times.
For the actual cost breakdown, the cost of the evap. milk wasn't mentioned by you.. not snarking, just curious cuz I don't normally buy that...
Where are you getting vanilla for a dollar?!?!?
Thank you God bless you to
Awesome, thank you!
Have any of you tried this? How long does it last before it goes bad?
jasavid KGV it’s so freakin good it never lasts long enough to go bad....about a week
M. Hardaway thnx definitely going to try it!
Until the date on your milk carton expires that you made it with.
Do God's work and He will do your work, I like that. Thanks
i just use the condensed milk
Jack you can make this for less by buying everything from Aldi, the condensed Milk is cheap in Aldi less that 89 cents, (my store) natural Vanilla 100% 1.99, gallon Milk 2.89 ,, check out Aldi.. meat and chicken all good prices also.
Does anyone know how long this lasts? Before It goes bad???
6 to 7 days
I kept mine in the fridge for about a month and it was fine.
@@melisasosa2681
NO... as long as the MILK you put in it... look at that date before making it.
2 weeks... at least.
That's always the way with homemade, it's better for you at twice the cost.
I hear ya.
Chemicals is a buzzword, but do you really think each of those three ingredients used contained only three things? You could have flushed this recipe out by using real vanilla beans. Also, by making the sweetened condensed milk on your own you could have easily brought the cost of the recipe under the store bought creamer.
Your prices is off now in 2023
I think it would be cheaper to make it at home.
AND no preservatives...
has to be healthier ...
I use Whip Cream too
Yum
couldn't you just use whole cream and vanilla ext.
The condensed milk add the sweetness instead of sugar.
I love Jack
That's like Lemon Curd it costs more to make than buy at the store.
tomlinid like he said. companies use additives for longer self life. so, what would you prefer?
I have never really looked at the ingredients on a store bought jar of lemon curd but I wouldn't be surprised if there were preservatives in it.
Thanks 💝
easy solution just bye the coffie at tim hortens
well, then tell those buttholes to start making stores in the USA... bloody Canadian Elitists :P
@@TragerM i agree
*buy, *coffee, *hortons. Jesus learn how to spell
@@TragerM they are in America genius they’re in Ohio and Michigan
Yea $ go bye $ your $$ Coffie $ at tim $ hortens $$$$ good idea. lol
Didn't say how much milk
Probably about a couple cups; the only ingredient that would realistically fill that mason jar near the end would be the milk, and since it looked to be a pint jar, a couple cups of milk would work most likely.
I took a still shot of the milk going in. Counted 3 lines..so 3 cups milk for this recipe. I'm going to cut recipe in half & try this out.
It’s in the description, 2 cups of milk
Pure vanilla, or imitation?
PURE
Did you steal that ramiken from Applebees?
"just add caramel lol"
And salt if need
How long can u keep it on fridge.. btw nice vid ! 😄
About 2 weeks
Where's your other coffee episodes?
JACK!! Make Bullet proof coffee with butter coconut oil and cinnamon! And thanks for this ... I'd rather pay more and not have all those ingredients! 👍🏼
❤️
You forgot to say "What's the shelf life"????
You’ll save money and it’ll taste better if you use a coffee bean pod
What makes it French vanilla
Vanilla extract I think that’s what makes different from ur normal vanilla latte
Need a sugar free version. And using dry milk.
Instead of condensed milk just use half and half or heavy cream and then use stevia or whatever you want as a sweetener.
I heard that for french vanilla flavor was equal parts of vanilla with hazelnut
coffee.......
what the heck this the second video where captions say something different from what he's says. The catptions talk about STD's lol
I will be your new subscribe
Dun fact Africans created coffee and to be specific Ethopians
correction: were the first to drink coffee.
As of today its cheaper!
High sugar, reduced fat? Naaaaw man
I rather save money and drink chemicals