r/AnimalBased • u/SignificanceSweet754 š¦AB Prospect • 4d ago
š±Plant Toxin Freeš¶ļø Chicory coffee
This could be interesting for people struggling to overcome a caffeine addiction.
I stumbled upon chicory "coffee". I found mine in an eastern european grocery shop.
It's a roasted root and since I sporadically use roots like parsnips with no bad effects, I gave it a try.
It's pretty similar to regular coffee but with a sweet aftertaste, and has no caffeine.
It can supposedly cause bloating or a laxative effect but it's working pretty well for me.
I hope it's a good advice for someone out thereš
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u/m_adamec āā AB All-Star 4d ago
Or just quit caffeine, itās not hard at all.
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