Mushroom Coffee - Lions Mane Mushroom Powder Instant Coffee with Lion's Mane, Reishi, Chaga, Cordyceps, and Turkey Tail - Mushroom Coffee Alternative for Energy, Mental Clarity & Focus, Brain Booster

I would like to try the chocolate next but the cacoa taste pretty good to me. I use coconut milk & coconut sugar in mine. It has a nutty/earthly smell which I like, it's kinda thin too. I've only had it for 2 days though so I can't speak on the benefits yet.

First time trying mushroom coffee. I’ve had friends tell me it was horrible, but I wanted to try it anyway. I bought this particular brand. I added 8 ounces of hot water and I put a stick of cinnamon in the water and follow the directions on the package and my coffee was absolutely delicious. It has a little hint of chocolate, a little hint of coffee. I can’t say anything, but I love it and I will have every single morning.

Having never tried mushroom coffee, I didn’t want to give this a one star bad review. Health benefits sounded appealing so gave it a go. To me, it taste like vaguely coffee flavored dirt. Not going to waste $20. Says it can be mixed into a smoothie or juice so now mixing it with my regular morning coffee with a little extra water.

Excellent coffee flavor and blends very well with my heavy cream and hot water. I use a very nice sugar-free syrup for sweetening and it comes out tasting wonderful. I’ve tried several and some have an instant coffee flavor that I do not care for, but this one has a nice coffee flavor that does not taste like instant. The one Teaspoon makes me a nice good size cup of coffee. Some of them tell you it’s 30 servings but they’re only using a teaspoon for a 5 ounce cup of coffee. Come on, let’s face it, who drinks only a 5 ounce cup of coffee these days? So I’ve had to use double the amount in most of them which makes them only 15 days worth or less. This one is concentrated enough that the one teaspoon does wonderfully and gives me a nice cup of coffee! My energy has been good since I’ve been drinking it and I feel that it has been beneficial in many ways. It’s rather subtle so it’s hard to know for sure all that it’s doing. Time will tell. So far it’s the winner over others I have tried!

No taste.I've read other reviews and am surprised to see comments on how the taste is good. I found it practically tasteless. Like I was drinking colored water, with a hint of blah. I ended up mixing it into my regular coffee for some taste and hopefully any benefits (can't say I noticed any, but seems like there are some). And I did not realize how small the container would be. Of course, that mistake was mine for not noticing ahead of time. So, between the taste, or lack thereof, and the expensive price, I'm not going to be a repeat customer. Glad others found it worth their while, though.

So I scoured the listing trying to find out how many servings came in this 4.23 ounce container, and I couldn’t figure it out. I wanted to just know what the price per cup was, since many of the competitors come out at about $1 per cup.If you’re looking for that info also, you’ve come to the right review.Here’s the label information, it’s a little wonky so bear with me:Directions say to mix 1 teaspoon (3 grams) in 8 ounces of water. (Seems like a reasonable serving size, but teaspoons are 5 grams, not 3.)The ‘Nutrition Facts” part of the label says serving size is 1 scoop of 3 grams, but there’s no scoop included (I supposed they assume we already own a 5-gram-teaspoon, which I do, but I don’t think I own a 3-gram-scoop.)It also says the jar contains 40 servings. So I grabbed my teaspoon and started measuring. The jar contains 38 teaspoons.The day I bought this, it was $17. The day it arrived, it was listed for $20. (Side point: Amazon does this thing where if a lot of people are buying a product, they jack up the price. If you wait a few months till the popularity dies down, the price often goes back to where it was.)Easy math: $20 for a 40 servings is 50 cents per serving. Even though they cheat you out of 2 servings, it’s still a better price than competitors. Tastes fine. If you like those burnt edges of chocolate cake or brownies, you’ll probably really like this. Be careful of how you touch the jar. The ink they use to stamp the expiration date smudges when touched.The label says it’s manufactured in Texas but given the math and spelling errors on the label, I’m not sure I believe it. The dead giveaway though, is that the customer support email address on the label is a Chinese website.I’m taking away 1 star for cheating me out of 2 servings and 2 for saying it was made in Texas when it’s actually made in China.

Highly recommended 👍

Tastes good but feel like the picture of product is deceiving. Still can believe how small the container of coffee was. Thought it was a joke lol