12 reviews for Trader Joe’s Organic Coconut Cream Reviews
Rated 1 out of 5
Linda –
This product used to be my reason for driving to Trader Joe’s. It is now mostly coconut water. The quality of the product is not the same
Rated 1 out of 5
Kelly Gough –
Super Awful. I used to go to TJs once a month and buy about a dozen cans to use in my morning coffee. I was nervous when I saw the new label but when ahead and bought a dozen. It was a huge mistake. I tried several cans, I tried refrigerating it, using my emulsion blender, keeping it room temperature, heating it up before use. They were all awful, watery, oily and a terrible taste. I want TJs to bring back the brown can. I haven’t been back since.
Rated 1 out of 5
Annette –
save your money and DO NOT buy this. Very disappointed in this product. It was mostly water and oil. Not cream. It says coconut cream and that was what I was expecting. Will NEVER buy again.
ingredients: organic coconut water
this is not a cream.
Rated 1 out of 5
Elmy –
I don’t know what they were thinking changing the coconut cream. It is so horrible!
Please bring back the original brown can.
Rated 5 out of 5
Vanessa –
I don’t know what these other reviews are talking about …. This new organic coconut cream is AMAZING. I’ve been on the hunt for pure coconut cream and this is the only one I’ve found (aside from fresh raw coconut cream at a place that cuts open fresh coconuts). Every other brand has some weird chemicals or guar gum in it. This is PURE COCONUT. It may seem thinner, but its not. Its just not fluffed up with guar gum and other crap. This is exactly what pure coconut cream looks like and it TASTES AMAZING. I hated the old one they carried and this one is SOOO much better. Tip: if you keep it in the fridge, it has a thicker consistency.
Rated 5 out of 5
Rachel –
This coconut cream is the best coconut cream that I’ve ever found! I joyously heard about it from my favorite cooking blog…the whole process of letting regular coconut milk separate to use the cream and then having to save the water was just a lot of work and now a thing of the past. I’m confused by these other negative reviews….I’ve actually starting using Trader Joe’s as my regular grocer now because of this product! (If someone was using the old coconut cream for coffee, maybe they should try the coconut coffee creamer instead?)
Bottom line, this coconut cream is by far the best on the market…THANK YOU Trader Joe’s!!
Rated 2 out of 5
Anonymous –
Very oily. The coconut oil breaks away from the milk. It really ruined my green curry. I had to add cornstarch to bind the fat back into the coconut water. Orchid coconut milk, which is available at Stater Brothers, is reliable and superior for curry.
Rated 2 out of 5
Rachel Carlson –
You can’t whip this coconut cream. It comes out in a mix of milk and clear fluid. Try again Trader Joe’s.
Rated 1 out of 5
Val –
I can’t get the water and cream to combine to make a creamy texture. I’ve tried by beater and my blender!
Rated 1 out of 5
Terry –
I have been using TJ’s coconut cream in my coffee, I purchase 10 cans at a time. However I have noticed that the cream has been changed. The cream constantly separates, it is no longer creamy and is no longer snowy white. TJ at times to has removed it from their shelf’s before because problems. I believe it’s time to stop buying. I am very disappointed in TJ’s quality control. If you send a photo of what this crap looks like, trust me it would be there.
Rated 2 out of 5
Amber –
I’m with all these people down voting the quality of Trader Joe’s coconut cream. I purchased 12 cans within the last 8 months and only two of the 12 cans opened were creamy. All the rest were separated and the oily part of the coconut cream could not be blended with the water part. It’s really weird. It’s like the two products are synergistically opposed. You would think coconut water that has separated from the cream could be re-blended with its creamy part. Unless, the water and cream are from different sources. Then, every once in awhile, a can I open is similar to the old coconut cream that was delicious and creamy right out of the can. I will no longer be buying this product and suggest Trader Joe’s conduct a product review of all their sources for this product and determine which manufacturer is creating this awful product.
Rated 5 out of 5
DT –
I bought this to try out and compare to coconut milk. I use it in making Jamaican rice and peas. The Trader Joe’s coconut cream takes this rice dish to a different level The fragrance alone in the rice is unbelievable. It makes a noticeable and appreciated difference. I try to keep a couple of cans in my pantry.
Linda –
This product used to be my reason for driving to Trader Joe’s. It is now mostly coconut water. The quality of the product is not the same
Kelly Gough –
Super Awful. I used to go to TJs once a month and buy about a dozen cans to use in my morning coffee. I was nervous when I saw the new label but when ahead and bought a dozen. It was a huge mistake. I tried several cans, I tried refrigerating it, using my emulsion blender, keeping it room temperature, heating it up before use. They were all awful, watery, oily and a terrible taste. I want TJs to bring back the brown can. I haven’t been back since.
Annette –
save your money and DO NOT buy this. Very disappointed in this product. It was mostly water and oil. Not cream. It says coconut cream and that was what I was expecting. Will NEVER buy again.
ingredients: organic coconut water
this is not a cream.
Elmy –
I don’t know what they were thinking changing the coconut cream. It is so horrible!
Please bring back the original brown can.
Vanessa –
I don’t know what these other reviews are talking about …. This new organic coconut cream is AMAZING. I’ve been on the hunt for pure coconut cream and this is the only one I’ve found (aside from fresh raw coconut cream at a place that cuts open fresh coconuts). Every other brand has some weird chemicals or guar gum in it. This is PURE COCONUT. It may seem thinner, but its not. Its just not fluffed up with guar gum and other crap. This is exactly what pure coconut cream looks like and it TASTES AMAZING. I hated the old one they carried and this one is SOOO much better. Tip: if you keep it in the fridge, it has a thicker consistency.
Rachel –
This coconut cream is the best coconut cream that I’ve ever found! I joyously heard about it from my favorite cooking blog…the whole process of letting regular coconut milk separate to use the cream and then having to save the water was just a lot of work and now a thing of the past. I’m confused by these other negative reviews….I’ve actually starting using Trader Joe’s as my regular grocer now because of this product! (If someone was using the old coconut cream for coffee, maybe they should try the coconut coffee creamer instead?)
Bottom line, this coconut cream is by far the best on the market…THANK YOU Trader Joe’s!!
Anonymous –
Very oily. The coconut oil breaks away from the milk. It really ruined my green curry. I had to add cornstarch to bind the fat back into the coconut water. Orchid coconut milk, which is available at Stater Brothers, is reliable and superior for curry.
Rachel Carlson –
You can’t whip this coconut cream. It comes out in a mix of milk and clear fluid. Try again Trader Joe’s.
Val –
I can’t get the water and cream to combine to make a creamy texture. I’ve tried by beater and my blender!
Terry –
I have been using TJ’s coconut cream in my coffee, I purchase 10 cans at a time. However I have noticed that the cream has been changed. The cream constantly separates, it is no longer creamy and is no longer snowy white. TJ at times to has removed it from their shelf’s before because problems. I believe it’s time to stop buying. I am very disappointed in TJ’s quality control. If you send a photo of what this crap looks like, trust me it would be there.
Amber –
I’m with all these people down voting the quality of Trader Joe’s coconut cream. I purchased 12 cans within the last 8 months and only two of the 12 cans opened were creamy. All the rest were separated and the oily part of the coconut cream could not be blended with the water part. It’s really weird. It’s like the two products are synergistically opposed. You would think coconut water that has separated from the cream could be re-blended with its creamy part. Unless, the water and cream are from different sources. Then, every once in awhile, a can I open is similar to the old coconut cream that was delicious and creamy right out of the can. I will no longer be buying this product and suggest Trader Joe’s conduct a product review of all their sources for this product and determine which manufacturer is creating this awful product.
DT –
I bought this to try out and compare to coconut milk. I use it in making Jamaican rice and peas. The Trader Joe’s coconut cream takes this rice dish to a different level The fragrance alone in the rice is unbelievable. It makes a noticeable and appreciated difference. I try to keep a couple of cans in my pantry.