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If you’ve been scrolling on social media lately, you may have noticed a new trend in the wellness world: mushroom coffee. I’ve found myself wondering: what is mushroom coffee? Are its health benefits worth the hype? Or is it all a bunch of marketing nonsense? Most importantly, does mushroom coffee even taste good? I dug into some research to find the answers to these questions and more. I can’t wait to share my findings with you! Turns out the answer to "what is mushroom coffee? " is a wee bit more complicated than I thought. So, whether you’ve been considering a switch to mushroom coffee or you’re just dang curious about this fungi-infused brew, keep reading! I’ll give you the intel on the potential health benefits of drinking mushroom coffee, which brands are worth buying and whether medicinal mushrooms can stand up to regular coffee. Here’s a spoiler: mushroom coffee tastes pretty good!

That is, as long as you like some earthiness in your cup. What Is Mushroom Coffee? How Is It Made? What Is Mushroom Coffee? I’ll be honest, when I heard that people were adding mushrooms to their coffee, I got a little nervous. But after doing some research, I had an epiphany: coffee isn’t the star of mushroom coffee. It’s not supposed to be! Rather, the key ingredient is ground mushrooms or mushroom extracts. What kind of mushrooms they are determines the best mushroom coffee blends. There are thousands of mushrooms out there, but mushroom coffee tends to include species that have reported health benefits. Blends often include chaga mushrooms, cordyceps, lion’s mane, turkey tail mushrooms and reishi mushrooms. Several brands also include other ingredients, like sweeteners, oils and powdered milk or non-dairy milk. Here is more on Supplier of shiitake mushroom extract powder as Raw Material for food look at our page. As far as the coffee part, mushroom coffee either includes ground coffee beans or instant coffee granules.

It all depends on a brand’s intended brewing method. Some mushroom coffee is a powder with instant coffee that dissolves in milk or water. Other brands are more similar to your classic pre-ground coffee, just with some ground up mushrooms thrown in. Incidentally, some mushroom coffee brands don’t even contain coffee! Instead, they’ll include tea for caffeine. On the flip side, some brands add chicory root or barley malt to get a nutty, chocolatey flavor that simulates a coffee experience. So, if there’s no coffee in some mushroom coffee, why do they call themselves coffee? Well, there’s the marketing appeal of calling a product "coffee" or a "coffee alternative." I mean, people love coffee in the morning, so these brands want to jump on board. There’s also a long history of coffee alternative beverages marketing themselves as coffee. This is true for roasted chicory root drinks and barley malt beverages. Mushroom coffee is just the newest, health-focused iteration of this copycat trend!