| Top 5 Coffee Substitutes |
 |
| Guide Picks |
|
| People who are trying to reduce their coffee intake have many options. Green tea with roasted rice, called genmaicha, contains a fraction of the caffeine and has a rich, roasted flavor. In addition, herbs, grains, fruit, and nuts can be roasted and brewed, just like coffee. The most popular substitutes are roasted chicory root, dandelion root, and barley. |
|
1) Roastaroma
This tea is a blend of roasted barley, roasted chicory root, and roasted carob, with spices cinnamon, allspice, and star anise added for a full-bodied taste. Barley malt adds sweetness.
 |
| |
2) Genmaicha
Genmaicha is green tea with roasted brown rice. It has a nutty, mellow flavor.
|
| |
3) Teechino
Teecchino is made from roasted carob, roasted barley, and roasted chicory. It also contains figs, almonds, and dates for sweetness and a nutty flavor. Different flavors, including vanilla nut, hazelnut, and java. Must be brewed in a coffee maker or expresso machine.
Manufacturer's Site |
| |
4) Cafix
Cafix is a freeze-dried grain drink made from barley and chicory. It is non-acidic and does not contain caffeine. Comes in convenient crystal or powder form.
Manufacturer's Site |
| |
5) Pero
Pero is a coffee substitute from Switzerland. It is made from made from malted barley, chicory, and rye. An instant beverage.
Manufacturer's Site |
| |
| ~ Cathy Wong |
| |
|
| |
|
|
| Important product disclaimer information about this About site. |
| 