I am excited to report Tropical Traditions Coconut Cream Concentrate is back in stock. It’s only been a week and the 16 oz. size is already backordered, but the 36 oz. jar is currently available (and you save a few bucks buying the larger size anyways).
I have enjoyed using this Coconut Cream Concentrate in several ways since I’ve had my jar, and my favorite way is to eat it right off the spoon 
Coconut Cream Concentrate is great for making coconut milk. Simply add one or two teaspoons to a glass of water, and there you have it: coconut milk.
Another way I’ve been using Coconut Cream Concentrate is by adding it to smoothies or in my hot cocoa.
When it arrived initially, it had a nice layer of coconut oil on the top, as it had separated during the shipment from the Philippines. The You Tube video below showed me how to get the coconut oil layer mixed back into the coconut solids:
Now that it’s warming up everywhere, you may not need to go through so many steps of mixing the oil back into the coconut solids. When I received mine, it was quite cold, so it was necessary.
One way I haven’t yet tried it, although I’m just itching to, is in bread batter or even pizza dough.
Don’t be fooled - this is not store-bought coconut cream…
This is NOT “coconut cream” like the coconut cream you buy in the store. This is truly concentrated coconut cream, with no water content, and all the fiber. This allows it to be stored longer, without all the nasty preservatives you often find in canned versions of coconut cream or coconut milk.
Since one teaspoon can make a glass of coconut milk - you can consider a jar of Coconut Cream Concentrate as a replacement for powdered milk, traditional foods-style. I just now calculated that my 32 oz jar will convert to 192 glasses of coconut milk. Wow!
NO additives. NO preservatives. Grown with NO pesticides or fertilizers. Certified Organic.
As I mentioned in my post Benefits of Coconut Oil, Nourishing Traditions recommends 1 cup of coconut milk daily for those with compromised immune systems. This would work out to be 1 teaspoon of coconut cream concentrate. Such a small amount for a great nutritional boost!
Want one?
Go on over to Tropical Traditions now and order a jar. Remember, they sell out fast (the 16 oz. jar sold out in a week after being backordered for months). The 32. oz is available now for just $19.50.
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Use the Rafflecopter widget below to win yourself a 32 oz. jar of Coconut Cream Concentrate for yourself or a friend…
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Yumm…you’re making me hungry!
OMGosh…mama waaaaaaaaaaaaaants!
I have never heard of this before, I would love to try it out.
Oooh, I love coconut milk, this sounds super economical
I LOVE TT Coconut Cream Concentrate. It has a very long shelf life. I bought two 32 ounce jars like 5-6 years ago? I lost one jar in my cupboards and just found it a couple of months ago. The coconut oil had separated but I warmed it and mixed it back in and it is delicious. The expiration date says December 2007 but it is perfectly good. I am about halfway through my jar and would love to win this jar!
Oops, I didn’t say what I’d use my coconut cream concentrate for… I actually like to eat it right out of the jar and it is really yummy made into “candy”. And I’d like to win a jar since mine is half gone.
I would love to win a jar of the coconut cream concentrate. I like to put a spoonful in a hot cup of tea. Yummy!
Great give-away…thanks.
You mean I should do something with the coconut cream concentrate other than devour it straight from the jar?!?! LOL! I love it as a treat just plain, but I also use it to make frostings for cakes and as an ingredient in some homemade candies too.
wow i would love to try this! i think it would be great in my smoothies
My wife and I love coconut cream! I recently found out I have a sensitivity to dairy and discovered the cream is a great replacement!
Wow! Didn’t know you could make coconut milk with this stuff!! That is awesome. I am totally sold!! Would love to try it.
I would love to win to give this a try. I would use it in smoothies and making desserts. I am sure I would find all sorts of interesting uses once I had some to try. Thank you for the giveaway!
I would love to try this. I am a big fan of coconut oil but haven’t tried any other products like butter or cream.
This sounds good!
I’ve been using Trop Traditions coconut oil for over a yr now and I LOVE it… if I win ths coconut cream concentrate, I’ll be drinking the 1 glass per day. Sounds like a yummy & super easy to keep improving my health! Thanks for the chance to win!!
We are avoiding dairy, and coconut milk is our preferred replacement. Would love to try this.
We are doing the 21 day sugar detox program and would love to use it for some recipes!! I could use it in the coco monkey smoothie, and drizzle it on things instead of butter
I would use it in recipes and smoothies. Looking forward to trying it!
I’d use it to make coconut milk.
Would love to try this! I make my own coconut milk but think this concentrate would be great convenience, for the pantry (shelf life) and smoothies!
I use coconut oil & olive oil to cook with. I have substituted coconut oil for butter in frosting for my homemade Hawaaian rolls. I would love to try the milk concentrate. I already make smoothies using fresh frozen fruit, yogurt & milk & stevia.
I would use it in smoothies.
I have not tried their Coconut Cream Concentrate…yet! It sounds fabulous. I would probably try it in smoothies first.
I *love* coconut cream - I use it to make coconut milk all the time! Also, on parfaits, in smoothies, desserts, etc Excited to enter the giveaway
Thanks!
I would use it to make milk and smoothies and anything else my little heart desires! Thank you for the chance to win!
I LOVE tropical Traditions, but have never tried this.. Pick me, pick me!!!
This is the first time I have heard of this product and I would love to try it. It would be wonderful for smoothies and in batters and just as coconut milk!
i love this stuff! i make brownies with it and they are the best. i want to win because i am almost out of my supply.
My family is starting the GAPS diet soon & we’ll need lots of coconut milk. It would be an awesome blessing if we won this giveaway!
Coconut cream sounds like an easy and inexpensive way to make my own coconut milk. Gotta get some
if I were to win it I would like to use it to eat it right out of the jar with a spoon. Its what my younger brothers and I do every day.
I think I would like to use it on my skin
Are you kidding? How would I NOT use coconut cream? This is amazing when stirred into almond butter (the homemade kind), makes stunning hot coconutty chocolate. It is also an awesome addition to homemade almond milk,, almond milk yogurt, coconut milk yogurt, freshly made coconut water or coconut milk kefir. A great spread on pancakes, onto granola, makes a great di for fruits, especially mango and pineapple! I would LOVE to win a jar of this beauty! Thanks for setting this up!
All the best, Robert
First time I’ve heard of this and I can’t wait to try it. The kids will definitely love this in their smoothies. Would be great for other desserts too…wow!