I've never heard of mushroom coffee..... but neither of Extreme Bean. It looks like tomato juice and I assume it is very spicy looking at the chili pepper! Happy T-Day, Hugs, Lisca
Fabu signs! I have no idea what mushroom coffee is, how interesting and now I'll have to Google it 😊. Take care and sending you Happy T Day wishes! Hugs Jo x
Mushroom coffee? If it has caffeine and tastes relatively like coffee, I'll try it ONCE at least. Thanks for sharing all these and your drink with us for T this week, dear Jackie. Sorry to be late visiting.
I had to look up mushroom coffee! Mushroom coffee is lauded as a healthier alternative to regular coffee, boasting medicinal mushroom extracts and added health benefits.
Although it’s currently a trending coffee blend, this concept is far from new.
According to online sources, mushrooms were used as a coffee substitute in Finland during World War II, when coffee beans weren’t available. There’s also an extensive history of culinary and medicinal use of mushrooms in Asian countries, specifically for Chinese medicine, for their nutritional and health benefits.
Good morning, curious about the mushroom coffee-will check that out Happy T wishes
ReplyDeleteMushroom coffee sounds interesting, but I'm not sure I'd be tempted...
ReplyDeleteHappy T Tuesday!
I've never heard of mushroom coffee..... but neither of Extreme Bean. It looks like tomato juice and I assume it is very spicy looking at the chili pepper!
ReplyDeleteHappy T-Day,
Hugs,
Lisca
Mushroom coffee?
ReplyDeleteFabu signs! I have no idea what mushroom coffee is, how interesting and now I'll have to Google it 😊. Take care and sending you Happy T Day wishes! Hugs Jo x
ReplyDeleteI haven't heard of mushroom coffee. It's fascinating all the new way staples can be made. Hope it was a happy T day. hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteWhat IS mushroom coffee? Great coffee signs. I also love your new banner. Have a nice evening.
ReplyDeleteThe mushroom coffee sounds interesting, and great signs, too.
ReplyDeleteMushroom coffee sounds like a Hobbit's dream. Happy T Day
ReplyDeleteMushroom coffee? If it has caffeine and tastes relatively like coffee, I'll try it ONCE at least. Thanks for sharing all these and your drink with us for T this week, dear Jackie. Sorry to be late visiting.
ReplyDeleteHaha, mushroom coffee? Sounds crunchy.
ReplyDeleteHappy Belated Tea Day,
Kate
I had to look up mushroom coffee! Mushroom coffee is lauded as a healthier alternative to regular coffee, boasting medicinal mushroom extracts and added health benefits.
ReplyDeleteAlthough it’s currently a trending coffee blend, this concept is far from new.
According to online sources, mushrooms were used as a coffee substitute in Finland during World War II, when coffee beans weren’t available. There’s also an extensive history of culinary and medicinal use of mushrooms in Asian countries, specifically for Chinese medicine, for their nutritional and health benefits.