Creamer that easily dissolved in hot liquid was developed by the Carnation Company in 1958. It was marketed under the brand name Coffee Mate.
Coffee-Mate was introduced to public in 1961 and remains the most popular non dairy creamer in the world. In 1984, Carnation was acquired by multinational company Nestle for $3 billion.
Coffee-Mate is the first powdered nondairy instant creamer. Coffee-Mate needed no refrigeration and half a spoonful or more could be added to black coffee to whiten it and alter the coffee’s taste.
Coffee-Mate was created to offer a nonperishable product that would make coffee look and ‘taste’ as if cream were added.
When Coffee-Mate discovered that African Americans tend to drink their coffee with sugar and cream more so than do Caucasians, the company mounted a promotional blitz in black-oriented media that resulted in double-digit increases in sales volume.
History of Coffee-Mate
Beverage is a liquid for drinking; drink; usually applied to drink artificially prepared and of an agreeable flavor; as an intoxicating beverage. While the history is a systematic accounts of events particularly of those affecting a nation, institution science or art, and usually connected with philosophical explanation of their causes. In this case the history of beverage means that the systematic account about the development of beverage.
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