New York (CNN Business) Starbucks is launching a line of creamers to reach more customers at home.

The product is the latest to emerge from a 2018 partnership between Starbucks and Nestlé . Together, the two companies have launched new Starbucks products, like coffee beans and Nespresso pods , designed to appeal to consumers who want to make specialty coffees themselves.

The new creamers come in caramel macchiato, white chocolate mocha and cinnamon dolce latte — flavors inspired by Starbucks' more indulgent drinks. They will be priced at about $5 for a 28 fluid-ounce container and start appearing in US grocery stores next month.

Starbucks SBUX Nestlé NSRGY For, the alliance withhelps establish a global market for coffee at home and continue to drive sales of those types of products in the United States. The coffee chain, which opened its 30,000th location this year, is using several tactics to entice customers, like modernizing stores expanding delivery and tweaking its loyalty program . Coffee creamer is its first non-coffee item in the dairy aisle.

For Nestlé, it's a way to get Starbucks customers to buy products, like creamer and coffee pods, the company already makes.

The new products are designed to help customers replicate the Starbucks' experience at home.

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