Organic Roasted Chicory Root Granules - 1 lb Bag - Natural Coffee and Tea Substitute - Caffeine Free Beverage - Certified Kosher.

Rosalyn: It cuts the bitter taste of cheap decaffeinated coffee. Makes it smooth with an amber glow.

United States on Sep 12, 2023

Billy Holiday: Being hypersensitive to caffeine even with decaf coffee I was desparate for a coffee substitute that actually resembled coffee. Having a warm cup of coffee with a little sugar and non dairy creamer in the morning is a comfort food that helps ease me into the day.

I read about chickory, and remembered my father used to drink a brand of coffee that was blended with chicory when i was growing up. So I gave this a try and I must say it very closely resembles coffee in every way.

I make this by the cup full since I only have one cup per day. I use a coffee filter and put a tsp. of chickory in it then fold it in a way to keep it from leaking out. Then I staple it closed. Drop the pouch in a microwave safe cup and let it cook for 1-2 minutes depending on your microwave power level. I sometimes add a dandelion root teabag to my cup as wel for extra benefit and flavor.

United States on Aug 31, 2023

Rita Belo: I love chicory added to my regular coffee.
Since I like strong bold coffee, this is a plus. Enjoy the flavor.

United States on Aug 30, 2023

Ginny: But, I would not buy again.

United States on Jun 10, 2023

S/Z Oh: Tastes the same?
As opposed to the norm of politely terse or vaguely opined reviews that reveal little about the product's distinctness
and the saintly few who no-nonsense blast out their pros and cons unsparingly, but with consideration
and the still fewer who delineate the nuanced experience over time with disclaimers that don't start with "i didn't expect to like this but..." "I was surprised to"...
lots of exact percentages here.
and guarantees of tasting the same.
If people exaggerate or gloss over, rounding up, usually the reviews are more unhinged and less specific but somehow viscerally true seeming.

this tastes like chicory. it tastes good.
not a huge fan of the packaging. It could have been less toxic/more eco friendly.

Is it roasted high heat and if so does this damage the benefits such as vitamin C etc etc as listed in the blurb? I got this for the inulin for anti-inflammatory benefits for my mother. I puzzled for awhile whether I should have gotten the unroasted root. Please don't guarantee it's exactly the same as unroasted, also. I think introducing chicory is a great idea. I think the revolution can take off simply by having a...

United States on Apr 13, 2018