Where does non-dairy creamer come from?

Question

I would like a resource of some kind if anyone here knows? Cause I been looking around for this answer for a while!

Note: The reason something is considered dairy is because something such as milk comes out of a cow; Example: The reason an egg is considered "dairy" is because it literally comes out of a chickens insides; this applies to cow's milk too. But what about non-dairy creamer? Where does that come from???

Note: The reason something is considered dairy is because something such as milk comes out of a cow; Example: The reason an egg is considered "dairy" is because it literally comes out of a chickens insides; this applies to cow's milk too. But what about non-dairy creamer? Soybeans make non-dairy milk, but not non-dairy creamer according to my teacher; soo where does that come from??? Or is she wrong? I need a source to prove this point.

Answer 1

Haha. It comes from soy beans. All of your basic non-dairy type stuff is substituted with soybeans.

Answer 2

Some brands come from Soybeans. Go to the store and pick up a bottle of it and read the label. There's also some animal fat in some of them...

Answer 3

Non dairy cows?

Answer 4

Soy beans