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“I’m always on the lookout for more coffee alternatives but this one didn’t do it for me. It kind of reminded me of popcorn-flavored water. It didn’t have the body that I associate with good coffee...” Read full tasting note
“Company says: Daybreak: Sweet Roasted Coffee Alternative Tastes like Buttered Popcorn, Pecan, Marshmallow Feels like Tennessee Summer I included this one in a large recent order. It is a confusing...” Read full tasting note
Tastes Like: buttered popcorn, pecan, marshmallow
Feels Like: tennessee summer
This adaptogenic blend of roasted herbs and grains is designed to mimic the nutty, cocoa notes of coffee, without the caffeine. This roasted herbal tea is satisfying at any time of day. Its rich aroma conjures a hot morning at the county fair. In the first sip, hot buttery kettle corn mingles with the flavor of pecans and rye whiskey. The distinctive flavor of toasted marshmallow and graham cracker lingers after each sip. While it is light bodied, this is a malty tea with smooth, deep flavors. A touch of milk enhances the toffee sweetness.
A tea for a caffeine-free coffee experience.
Ingredients
roasted dandelion root, roasted french chicory root, german malted barley, cacao shell, cocoa powder, south african rooibos, reishi mushroom, natural coffee flavoring, natural hazelnut flavoring
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I’m always on the lookout for more coffee alternatives but this one didn’t do it for me. It kind of reminded me of popcorn-flavored water. It didn’t have the body that I associate with good coffee alternatives, as it really didn’t have much of anything at all except for artificial buttery flavors.
Flavors: Butter
Company says:
Daybreak: Sweet Roasted Coffee Alternative
Tastes like Buttered Popcorn, Pecan, Marshmallow
Feels like Tennessee Summer
I included this one in a large recent order. It is a confusing tea because it is a “coffee alternative” with dandelion and chicory root – but they left out caffeine, so it’s caffeine free. As a coffee tea and called “Daybreak”, leaving out caffeine is a bit odd.
The smell of this one dry is not pleasing, and I was not looking forward to a buttered popcorn taste
To my surprise, I very much enjoyed this sweet and delightful tea. Steeped five minutes with some sugar. Very good and vibrant. It is creamy and buttery. I will definitely keep Daybreak as a keeper, although with the caffeine free it would be a great evening tea despite the name.
I think coffee alternatives generally are caffeine free, as the caffeine is the reason a lot of people can’t/choose not to drink it.
Interesting! I’d think it would be a way for a coffee lover to also have a tea to like but your answer makes sense. Love your dog avatar!
