Coffee mate confirms it has discontinued popular creamer as fans mourn best flavor ever

COFFEE mate has confirmed that the Butterscotch creamer has been discontinued, leaving fans devastated.

The Nestle-owned coffee creamer brand responded to a fan imploring it to bring back the Butterscotch creamer.

"Please oh please bring back Butterscotch flavor Coffemate. It was the best flavor EVER!!!!!" the fan begged on X, formerly Twitter.

Coffee mate responded but declined to announce a Butterscotch comeback.

"While that is discontinued now, we appreciate you letting us know you miss it and we definitely recommend giving one of our other great flavors a try!" Coffee mate said.

Coffee mate then linked to a selection of its flavors.

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Yet, by claiming the product was only discontinued "now" Coffee mate left the door open to a potential return down the road.

This is not the only discontinued Coffee mate flavor to draw ire online.

Just last month, fans begged Coffee mate to bring back its Toasted Brown Sugar Pop-Tart flavor.

Coffee mate insisted the flavor was one of many limited-time partnerships that often do not become permanent additions.

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"@Nestle please tell me your NOT discontinuing my pop tart creamer... This is the ONLY creamer I can use. What am I going to do?? Please don't take it away, Im begging lol," one fan pleaded.

"When new products are introduced, some may become permanent while others are only out for a short time...we'll note your interest in seeing it return," it responded.

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While Coffee mate disappoints with another discontinued product, Pepsi is delighting fans with a throwback rebranding.

PepsiCo recently announced that it would replace the soda's current logo with one more consistent with the designs used from the 1950s to the late 2000s.

Gone is the lowercase Pepsi logo over a sleek, minimalist red, white, and blue surface.

Instead, the Pepsi logo is back in all caps, on top of a fuller surface.

The rebrand is part of a larger effort to celebrate the soda's 125th anniversary.

PepsiCo has plans for various birthday festivities, including a pop-up Pepsi-themed restaurant in October.

Meanwhile, arch-rival Coca-Cola assured friends that a hard-to-find diet soda has not been discontinued.

Fans began to wonder if Pibb Zero was gone forever after not finding it on shelves.

Coca-Cola confirmed it had not been discontinued, but that its availability depends on local distribution.

“Our deliveries are organized regionally through our local, independent bottlers,” said Coca-Cola.

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Meanwhile, Dairy Queen has added a royal new menu item.

And eagle-eyed shoppers have already spotted fall favorites at a major grocery chain.

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