Coffee Mate
Prohibited in: Denmark, Norway, Iceland and Hungary
Reason: Contains products that are associated with heart disease
It was introduced in the early 1960s as a lactose-free alternative to milk powder for people who have a sensitive reaction to dairy products. In addition to other ingredients, Coffee Mate also includes a soybean compound that has been partially hydrogenated. Unfortunately, people living in Denmark, Norway, Iceland and Hungary who are lactose intolerant have had to find an alternative to dairy products because the cottonseed oils and soy products in Coffee Mate are trans fats, which have been linked to heart disease or cardiac conditions.
Coffee Mate
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