Why does powdered coffee creamer dissolve easily in fresh, hot coffee but not reheated, hot coffee?

259 views

I’m new to using powdered coffee creamer, but I’ve noticed that, with a spoon to stir, it mixes instantly with a fresh pot of coffee but 30 minutes or an hour when I go to pour the second cup, it clumps up and can’t be mixed. Same result when I keep the pot heated and/or when I reheat the mug in a microwave.

In: 9

16 Answers

Anonymous 0 Comments

I’ve only had a problem mixing it into cold coffee, anytime I heat it up the powder instantly dissolves. What temp are you reheating too?

Anonymous 0 Comments

I’ve only had a problem mixing it into cold coffee, anytime I heat it up the powder instantly dissolves. What temp are you reheating too?

Anonymous 0 Comments

Stir the coffee some before adding powder. The movement of the coffee is what makes it in a mood to embrace powder. And when you stir it, don’t make it a uniform swirl in one way. Must have currents running into each other. The currents in the coffee make an opportunity for the coffee to be able to hold powder.

Anonymous 0 Comments

Stir the coffee some before adding powder. The movement of the coffee is what makes it in a mood to embrace powder. And when you stir it, don’t make it a uniform swirl in one way. Must have currents running into each other. The currents in the coffee make an opportunity for the coffee to be able to hold powder.

Anonymous 0 Comments

[removed]

Anonymous 0 Comments

[removed]