If you want to froth your coffee creamer but don’t have the right tool, here are several ideas to create the perfect coffee.
Frothed coffee creamer is a great way to enjoy your favorite drink in a new way. Frothing creamer adds velvety texture and richness to the coffee that will surprisingly refresh your cup of Joe. If you’re new to frothy coffee or you’re finding yourself without a frother, you may be wondering how to froth coffee creamer without a frother. We’re here to help!
Creamer is an excellent way to add flavor to your coffee. It can also help make coffee less acidic — one of our many coffee acidity tips! Creamer is also a good way to explore new options for your coffee, because it’s easy to change up or modify.

I love trying new trends or products that I find online. Who doesn’t like to mix things up from time to time? In fact, trying new things is how I came to learn how much I’d end up loving cauliflower that tasted like wings – yes, it’s possible.
I especially like experimenting with coffee because it adds so much variety to something I have every day. Not to mention all the money you can save by making your favorite café treats at home. Whether it’s French Press coffee or Chemex coffee that you’re looking to play around with, there’s one thing you can depend on — you can customize the heck out of that cup!
Can You Whip Coffee Creamer?
An easy way to make coffee feel new and exciting is to whip your own coffee creamer.
It’s much easier than you might think, and it can be done in just minutes. I love the idea of doing this for a coffee date with friends! (Tip: Don’t forget the coffee cake.)
You’ll need:
- 1 cup heavy cream
- 2 Tbsp sugar
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- Mixing bowl
- Electric mixer
Tip: Chill your equipment before use for faster results and more success!

- Combine ingredients: Gently pour your heavy cream, sugar, and vanilla extract into chilled mixing bowl.
- Whip: Using your electric mixer, whip the ingredients in the bowl on low speed until combined. Gradually increase the speed to medium-high as the mixture begins to thicken. Continue mixing at this speed until peaks begin to form.
- Store or Use: You can use your whipped coffee creamer right away! Or, you can store it in an airtight container in the refrigerator for about a week. Refresh your saved creamer by shaking the container to fluff it up again.
It’s that easy!
If you’re looking for some more great ideas, try adding flavorful ingredients that will give your coffee an added kick.
Cinnamon is an excellent add-in that I prefer. Another great idea is mocha or cocoa powder. I also love minty warm drinks in the wintertime — crush up some candy canes and sprinkle on top for a gorgeous presentation and delicious coffee.

Can You Froth Coffee?
Liquid coffee by itself can’t be frothed, but the cream or dairy products you use in your coffee can.
You can also make whipped coffee. Whipped coffee is the closest you can come to having a coffee that is frothed through and through!
- To make whipped coffee, you will combine equal parts instant coffee, sugar, and hot water. One tablespoon each per serving is the perfect amount.
- Whisk this mixture and note that as you do, it consists of an increasingly lighter color. As this happens, you will notice that it becomes creamy and frothy. Whisk until you can create peaks that hold their shape.
- Next, take a glass of iced water, hot water, or milk and spoon the frothed coffee over the top.
- Serve in a clear mug for a beautiful presentation! (You will have to stir before drinking.)

How to Froth Coffee
We can help you find the best way to froth coffee creamer with our five easy methods! While professional baristas may use the steam wand on a pricey piece of equipment, you can pick a much more affordable and convenient way to get similar results to your local coffee shop.
- Frothing Wand
A frothing wand is great option! This kitchen tool vibrates and rotates a small disk that is attached to a thin rod. These are specifically designed to use for frothing milk and creamer, so they are the preferred method.
Creamer must be in a liquid form, so if you’re using a powdered creamer, you will need to prepare it by first making it a liquid.
Dunk the circular disk of the handheld frother in the creamer and turn the wand on. The motion of the tool will add air to the creamer which is what is required to froth your cream.
Continue until your froth reaches the correct consistency and thick texture.
You can use a frothing wand to emulsify espresso, milk, and sugar to make a whipped coffee as well. This is a great way to thicken your coffee.

- Electric Milk Frother
Electric milk frothers are tools that can be used to froth milk and creamer. This tool heats the liquid and adds air to the milk. This incorporates the air into the milk and turns it fluffy.
The process for this is simply to add the creamer into the electric frother and use it according to the instructions provided by the manufacturer.
Electric milk frothers have a variety of settings so the user can adjust the texture and quality of the creamer.
Check with the manufacturer of the frother to be certain that the machine can handle creamer. Some milk frothers are good only for milk. For best results, they should not be used in a manner inconsistent with the guidelines issued by the product’s creator.

- Jar Method
This is a more physically demanding method, but it can be turned into a fun game with children or teens.
I know I have some pretty competitive teens, so having a “who can make frothed cream the fastest?” contest might get some of us moving and shaking!
To make frothed creamer in a jar from the comfort of your home, you’ll need an airtight plastic or glass jar (such as a mason jar). It’s best if the jar is clear, as this helps you monitor the progress of your creamer.
Pour liquid creamer into a small jar until it is 2/3 full.
Tighten the lid and shake the entire jar vigorously to incorporate air molecules into the creamer.
Stop every few minutes to check progress and adjust accordingly.
Pour out the creamy froth when you are satisfied with the results for your morning cup of coffee (or afternoon — no judgment here).

- Blender
A regular or immersion blender is an excellent way to froth your creamer. Many households have these products on hand already and do not have to invest in additional equipment to make a frothed creamer quickly.
When using an immersion blender, use a large bowl. You need a large surface area to make this method work. Use the highest setting and froth the creamer.
When using a regular blender, pour the desired amount of creamer into the blender and turn it on at the highest setting. Blend for a few minutes until it froths as desired. Pour the frothy milk out of the blender for serving.

- Hand Whisk
You can hand whisk your creamer to turn it into a frothy coffee creamer that you’ll love.
This is another labor-intensive method that requires a lot of physical effort, so it’s not for everyone. Think of it as the DIY version of a handheld milk frother. Regular coffee drinkers will likely want to upgrade from the approach for their morning brew pretty quickly, but it will do in a pinch.
For this method, place the desired amount of creamer into a larger bowl and whisk in a circular motion until you get the perfect froth. You can also use a spoon, if needed.
Tip: While we love making our own products from scratch at home, you can also buy cold foam creamers that are already made, like these ones from International Delight. No judgment on our end if you want to cut right to the chase.

Can You Froth Coffee Mate Creamer?
Good news — yes, it is possible to froth Coffee Mate creamer.
Coffee creamer is a dairy-free alternative to traditional dairy cream. Often flavored and creamy, it is an excellent option for people who want to avoid dairy. Coffee creamer generally lasts longer than dairy creamer and some varieties can even be stored on the shelf in your pantry prior to opening.
Because coffee creamer is composed of vegetable oil and water, it can act like a heavy cream or milk would in your coffee. This also means that it is possible to emulsify it.

The Best Coffee Creamer for Frothing
The best coffee creamer for frothing is liquid latte creamer.
These creamers already come in liquid form, and the components of the ingredients mean that air molecules can enter and remain in these types of creamers the best.
What Are the Benefits of Frothing Coffee Creamer?
Frothing your coffee creamer does not improve the nutritional value in any way. However, it does change your coffee drink’s taste, texture, and overall experience.
This airy and fluffy option is an excellent way to class up your coffee! It’s a method many coffee lovers swear by.
Be sure to explore our list of everything you should know about coffee.
