DaVinci Gourmet Sweet Cream Creamer 64 fl. oz.
Quick Answer
DaVinci Gourmet Sweet Cream Creamer 64 fl oz is a shelf-stable dairy creamer with a lightly sweet profile and no artificial flavours, colours, or preservatives. One bottle pours about 64 one-ounce servings through a compatible pump, so it suits self-serve coffee stations, hotel in-room kits, and office break rooms. It works hot or cold, and ChickenPieces.com ships it Canada-wide from our Calgary warehouse.
By the Numbers
- Shipping: Ships Canada-wide from our Calgary warehouse; orders $199+ ship free
- Canadian stock: Sold in CAD from Canadian inventory — no cross-border duty or brokerage on delivery
DaVinci Gourmet Sweet Cream Creamer 64 fl oz is a pourable, shelf-stable dairy creamer. C-stores, hotel housekeeping teams, and office break-room operators run it because one bottle gives you roughly 64 one-ounce servings and doesn't need cooler space until the cap comes off. When the breakfast rush hits and one staffer is restocking three stations, that pump bottle on the counter is what's keeping the chai lattes, drip coffee, and sweet cream cold brew moving.
DaVinci Gourmet Sweet Cream Creamer 64 fl. oz.: A real-dairy creamer for Canadian food service
DaVinci Gourmet Sweet Cream Creamer is a real-dairy liquid creamer with a clean, lightly sweet profile. It doesn't bury the coffee. It pours smooth and free-flowing, so a standard pump gives a clean stroke instead of a glug, and there's nothing artificial in the bottle. Hotel housekeeping crews refreshing 200 in-room coffee kits before checkout know the difference: no cooler cart down the corridor, no single-serve tubs to count back in.
Stocked by ChickenPieces.com at our Calgary distribution hub. Delivered Canada-wide, all 10 provinces and 3 territories, in 2-5 business days.
Operator Tip: Pump the creamer into the cup before the ice goes in on iced drinks. Creamer poured over a full cup of ice drops to the bottom and streaks the drink. Add it first, it mixes evenly, and the cup looks the same from the first sip to the last.
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Operator's Tip · Concession & Event Specialist
"We move two pallets of this creamer through the Calgary warehouse every quarter. A 40-room hotel chain near Banff switched their in-room coffee kits to the 64 oz bottle last spring, and their housekeeping team cut restocking time by about a third. Shelf-stable means no cooler space, which matters when you're tight on back-of-house square footage."
Iced coffee isn't a seasonal item at most Canadian convenience stores and campus cafés anymore, and sweet cream is usually the first add-on a guest asks about. The same 64 oz bottle covers the hot side of the station too: mochas, hot cocoa, chai lattes, and spiced tea all take one stroke without a second product on the shelf. Because it's shelf-stable until it's opened, back stock sits in dry storage and the cooler stays free for perishables. Our beverages range carries the cups, lids, and syrups that pair with it.
Quality & Specifications
64 fl oz (1.89 L) bottle of pourable liquid creamer made with real dairy. Yields roughly 64 one-ounce servings. The viscosity is smooth and free-flowing, so a standard pump dispenses a clean stroke without clogging or gushing. No artificial flavours, colours, or preservatives. Contains milk and dairy; the full ingredient and allergen statement is printed on the bottle label.
Beverage Service Applications
Sweet cream cold brew and iced coffee, with the pour going in before the ice. Hot drip coffee at self-serve carafes and drive-thru counters. Mocha and hot cocoa builds. Chai and spiced tea lattes, plus iced tea. Hotel in-room coffee kits and office break-room stations that need one product to cover both hot and cold service.
Storage & Handling
Shelf-stable before opening. Keep sealed bottles in a cool, dry spot, out of direct sunlight, and away from ovens and dishwashers. After opening, refrigerate at 2 to 4 C (35 to 40 F), keep the cap tight between uses, and use within the quality window printed on the label. Date the bottle when it's opened and rotate first in, first out.
Canadian Sourcing
Made in the United States by DaVinci Gourmet, brought in through our Calgary distribution hub. We hold lot-to-lot flavour consistent on repeat orders. We ship coast-to-coast to food service accounts in all 10 provinces and 3 territories, with most orders landing in 2 to 5 business days. Case pack and pallet configuration are confirmed against the inbound lot before dispatch.
| Format / Size |
Prep / Usage Ratio |
Yield / Shelf Life |
Certifications |
Storage |
| Pourable liquid creamer, smooth and free-flowing for pump dispensing |
Varies by recipe; a common foodservice pour is 1 fl oz per 12 to 16 oz beverage, adjusted to taste |
Pump 1 fl oz into hot drip coffee, hot cocoa, chai lattes, spiced teas, iced coffee, cold brew, and iced tea for a creamy sweet cream finish |
See product label |
Shelf-stable before opening. Store sealed bottles in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight. Refrigerate at 2 to 4 C (35 to 40 F) after opening and keep the cap tight between uses. |
| Specification |
Detail |
| Format | 64 fl oz (1.89 L) bottle |
| Servings | Approximately 64 x 1 fl oz |
| Dispensing | Compatible pump sold separately |
| Case pack and pallet configuration | Confirmed on the product listing before dispatch |
Dietary & Allergen Notes: Contains Dairy No Artificial Flavors No Artificial Colors No Artificial Preservatives
Frequently Asked Questions
Does DaVinci Gourmet Sweet Cream creamer need to be refrigerated?
No. DaVinci Gourmet Sweet Cream Creamer is shelf-stable in its sealed 64 fl oz bottle, so it can sit on dry storage or a coffee station cart at room temperature until you open it. Once the bottle is opened, refrigerate it at 2 to 4 C and keep it capped between uses; a 1 oz pump stroke per drink means most foodservice accounts finish a bottle well inside its quality window. Keep it out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources such as dishwashers or ovens, which is the mistake we see most in tight back-of-house setups.
Where is DaVinci Gourmet from?
DaVinci Gourmet is an American brand founded in the Seattle area and now owned by Kerry Group, the Irish food company behind the Kerry Foods portfolio. The line started with flavored syrups for coffee houses and grew into creamers, sauces, and concentrates used across North American foodservice. In Canada the range reaches operators through distribution like ours in Calgary, so a 64 fl oz Sweet Cream Creamer arrives on a normal Canadian freight lane rather than as a special order. The brand still carries over 100 flavors and syrups within the same family.
What is italian sweet cream creamer?
Italian sweet cream is a creamer flavor profile rather than a dairy percentage or a regional recipe: it is sweet cream with soft vanilla and butter notes, built to round out black coffee without adding a distinct flavor like hazelnut or caramel. DaVinci Gourmet Sweet Cream Creamer 64 fl oz sits in that same family, using real dairy for the creamy mouthfeel and no artificial flavors, colors, or preservatives. If you like Italian sweet cream in coffee, this bottle delivers that profile in a pumpable, shelf-stable foodservice format for coffee stations, in-room service, and self-serve counters.
What is irish cream creamer flavor?
Irish cream flavor is a blend of cream, cocoa, vanilla, and a light roasted coffee note, so it reads sweet and creamy with a faint mocha edge rather than a plain cream taste. That is a flavoring job, not a creamer job, which is why DaVinci sells it as a syrup: DaVinci Gourmet Classic Irish Cream Syrup 25 oz / 750 mL (https://www.chickenpieces.com/davinci-gourmet-classic-irish-cream-syrup-25oz-750-ml/) is what you pump into coffee for that profile. The 64 fl oz Sweet Cream Creamer is the neutral sweet cream base, and operators commonly stock both so one station can offer a plain creamer and a flavored option.
How much cream is in a little creamer?
A single-serve tub or pod usually holds only about a third of an ounce, roughly 10 to 15 mL, which is what most people mean by a little creamer. DaVinci Gourmet Sweet Cream Creamer 64 fl oz goes the other way: the bottle yields about 64 one-ounce servings, the equivalent of roughly 150 to 190 single-serve tubs depending on pour size. For a convenience store, hotel, or office with steady coffee traffic, that means far fewer restocks and much less packaging waste sitting at the station.
How to store coffee creamer in fridge?
Keep opened liquid creamer in the refrigerator at about 2 to 4 C (35 to 40 F), cap it tightly, and use it within the window printed on the label rather than leaving it out at the coffee station between services. Because DaVinci Gourmet Sweet Cream Creamer is shelf-stable before opening, only the opened bottle needs cooler space, which frees shelves during a busy week. Write the open date on the bottle so staff rotate first in, first out, and check the best-before date during receiving on every delivery.
What flavor is italian sweet cream creamer?
Italian sweet cream tastes like lightly sweetened dairy with a soft vanilla and buttery finish, mild enough that it does not bury the coffee underneath. DaVinci Gourmet Sweet Cream Creamer delivers that same clean sweet cream note from real dairy, with no artificial flavors, colors, or preservatives added. It works hot or cold, so the same bottle handles drip coffee, hot cocoa, iced tea, and cold brew without changing character. If you want a stronger flavor, a flavored syrup is the right tool; this bottle is the neutral creamer.
What is coffee creamer considered?
In Canada, coffee creamer is classified as a food product, and a cream substitute or whitener has to carry a Nutrition Facts table, an ingredient list, and a best-before date under the Health Canada food labelling guide. Dairy-based creamers such as DaVinci Gourmet Sweet Cream Creamer sit in the same category, which is why the bottle states its dairy content and its lack of artificial flavors, colors, and preservatives. It is not a beverage on its own and it is not a deposit-bearing drink container, so disposal runs through normal commercial or municipal recycling rather than a provincial deposit program.
What are the case dimensions and pallet configuration for this creamer?
This DaVinci Gourmet Sweet Cream Creamer ships as 64 fl oz bottles in standard foodservice cases, and the case count, case dimensions, and pallet layer pattern are printed on the shipping label our Calgary warehouse applies to each order. Pallets are built on 48 x 40 inch GMA pallets, and because a full case of liquid creamer is heavy, most carriers cap a delivered pallet between roughly 2,000 and 2,500 lb, so mixed pallets are common for hotel and vending routes. If you need an exact case-per-layer or pallet count before booking freight, our team confirms it against the current inbound lot before dispatch.
What is the best-before shelf life in storage and on shelves?
Unopened, this is a shelf-stable creamer that stores at ambient temperature, and the best-before date is printed on each bottle, so check it at receiving and rotate stock first in, first out on the shelf. Ambient shelf life on shelf-stable dairy creamers generally runs several months from production, which is why hotels and vending operators can hold back stock without tying up cooler space. Once a bottle is opened it is no longer shelf-stable: refrigerate it at 2 to 4 C and use it within the quality window printed on the label.
