International Delight Caramel Macchiato Creamer 288/Case
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
When you're running a hotel breakfast station serving 200-plus rooms before 9 a.m., running out of creamer mid-rush backs up the checkout queue. This 288-count case of International Delight Caramel Macchiato single serve non-dairy creamer keeps your coffee station moving, with enough portions for a full week of heavy traffic without a mid-week restock. C-stores and vending operators buy it because one case cuts the daily refill run and keeps lines flowing.
International Delight Caramel Macchiato Single Serve Non-Dairy Creamer - 288/Case: built for Canadian food service
This shelf-stable, single-serve liquid creamer comes in a 288-count case built for high-turnover Canadian food service. When the morning rush hits and guests fumble with open cartons, service slows and counters get sticky. Each sealed portion locks in freshness and keeps your break room, hotel lobby, or c-store coffee counter tidy with no open-carton waste.
Stocked by ChickenPieces.com at our Calgary distribution hub. We ship to all 10 provinces and 3 territories, usually in 2-5 business days.
Operator tip: Park a small basket of these singles beside your airpot instead of leaving an open pour carton out. Guests grab one, use one, and you cut station clutter and cross-contamination risk in half.
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Operator's Tip · Jamie, Concession & Event Specialist
"I have watched our Calgary warehouse pick these by the pallet for hotel clients during Stampede season. One operator told me they went from restocking creamer twice daily to once every morning after switching to the 288-count case. That single change shaved twenty minutes off their opening routine each day."
Single-serve creamers do quiet work in Canadian beverage programs. They control portion size, cut waste from half-empty litre cartons, and keep the coffee station looking sharp during service. In hotel housekeeping, dropping two singles into an in-room amenity tray takes seconds and reads as a small upgrade. Facilities managers like that nothing is sitting open in a shared fridge for weeks. If you're building out a full beverage lineup, check our beverages range for compatible coffee, tea, and paper goods.
Specs and what's in the case
Each case holds 288 individually sealed, shelf-stable liquid creamer portions. Cases stack cleanly on standard pallets for high-volume replenishment. The non-dairy caramel macchiato formula gives you consistent sweetness and colour cup after cup. This is a food service pack built for back-of-house efficiency, not a retail carton.
Where it actually works
Drop one into a 12 oz hotel lobby coffee for instant caramel macchiato flavour. Stock them next to airpots at c-store self-serve counters. Add to office break room drip for an afternoon treat. Hand them out at event concession hot beverage stations to keep lines moving.
Storage and handling
Keep cases in a cool, dry spot away from direct sunlight. The shelf-stable packaging doesn't need refrigeration, which frees up cooler space for dairy and perishables. Rotate stock first-in, first-out. Once a single cup is opened, toss the unused portion. The small empties fit into office or hotel recycling streams without bulky bottle clutter.
Canadian sourcing
We source for consistent flavour and steady supply to Canadian operators. Cases are staged at our Calgary distribution hub and ship to all 10 provinces and 3 territories. Whether you're running a concession in Halifax or a vending route in Vancouver, you get the same batch coast to coast.
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Frequently asked questions
How many single-serve creamers come in one case?
288 creamers per case. That count is built for Canadian food service operations running high-traffic coffee stations, hotel pantries, or vending areas, so you're not reordering every other day. It covers both the busy rushes and the slow weeks.
Do these creamers need to be refrigerated?
No. These are shelf-stable and don't need refrigeration until opened, if at all. You can store cases in the dry goods backroom and free up cooler space for milk and other cold-chain drinks. Vending operators especially like this on route trucks with limited fridge space.
What is the best way to display these in a convenience store?
Set open baskets or dispensers right next to the coffee station so customers see them while they pour. Keep the opening at waist height for easy grab-and-go. Refill from backstock before the morning rush and you won't hit empty bins at peak.
Are these suitable for hotel in-room coffee amenities?
Yes. The single-serve format works well for housekeeping. Each sealed cup stays fresh on the tray, looks cleaner than open cartons, and gives guests a coffeehouse-style caramel macchiato with their in-room brewer. Housekeeping can stage dozens of rooms from one case without hauling heavy bottles floor to floor.
How do vending operators use this product?
Vending operators stock these in auxiliary bins beside coffee machines or offer them as add-ons in micro-market setups. Because they're shelf stable, they travel well on route trucks and don't spoil if a location is slow. The individual packaging also keeps dust and handling damage down in busy commissary warehouses.
What type of coffee pairs best with this caramel macchiato creamer?
Medium or dark roast works best. The caramel sweetness balances the bolder bean notes without overpowering the cup. Operators running a standard house blend in our Calgary tests reported the smoothest results. It also masks bitterness in lower-cost bulk brews common at event concessions.
Is this creamer dairy-free?
Yes, it's a non-dairy formula. You get the creamy mouthfeel and caramel sweetness guests want without the common dairy allergen concerns. That makes it a safe default for break rooms, schools, and hotels where you can't be sure of every guest's dietary restrictions.
How should I store unopened cases?
Keep unopened cases in a cool, dry area away from direct heat and sunlight. Avoid concrete warehouse floors where temperature swings. A basic pallet rack or shelving unit in dry storage works fine and keeps cases off the ground for pest control compliance.
Can these be used in Canadian school or office break rooms?
Yes. Shelf-stable singles are great for break rooms and school staff rooms that don't have big fridges. Staff grab one, stir, toss the cup, and there's no open container sitting in a shared fridge for weeks. Facilities managers like the clean footprint and minimal waste.
What is the shelf life?
Shelf life varies by lot, so check the date on the case and the individual cups. Shelf-stable creamer singles generally carry a long ambient window, which lets you buy multiple cases without worry. Rotate first-in, first-out and don't crush cases in transit to protect seal integrity.
Available at ChickenPieces.com
International Delight Caramel Macchiato Single Serve Non-Dairy Creamer - 288/Case
We keep this SKU in volume at our Calgary warehouse for Canadian operators who need steady coffee amenity supply. Check our blog for tips on break room and hotel pantry setup.
Order bulk caramel macchiato creamer for your Canadian operation
This 288-count case ships from our Calgary hub to your location anywhere in Canada. We stock deep for volume buyers, so you won't hit delays when coffee station demand spikes. Place your order today and we'll have it moving in 2-5 business days, coast to coast.
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Warranty Information
Standard manufacturer warranty applies. Contact hello@chickenpieces.ca for warranty claims and returns.
