Ra HYGGE Shiitake Mushroom Coffee 227g
Ra HYGGE Shiitake Mushroom Coffee 227g
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Description
Ra HYGGE Shiitake Mushroom Coffee 227g is an organic ground coffee made from Arabica beans with added shiitake mushroom extract. The beans are roasted to a medium roast, and the extract adds a subtle umami note to the cup. It is a coffee you can brew in the usual way, with a stated pH of 6 to 6.5 for people who look for a lower-acid option.
Key Features
- Organic Arabica coffee: 98% of the blend is organic Arabica coffee, grown on organic farms in Peru.
- Shiitake mushroom extract: 2% of the blend is organic shiitake mushroom extract, which the manufacturer states provides 280 mg per cup.
- Low-acid coffee: The manufacturer states a pH of 6 to 6.5, which it describes as low in acidity.
- Medium roast: Roasted to a medium level, with hints of chocolate and citrus described by the manufacturer.
- Vegan and organic: The manufacturer describes the coffee as vegan and organic.
Does Ra HYGGE Shiitake Mushroom Coffee taste of mushrooms?
The manufacturer says the shiitake extract adds a subtle umami note that gives the brew more depth. The base is a medium-roast Arabica coffee with hints of chocolate and citrus.
Does it contain caffeine?
Yes. It is made from 98% Arabica coffee, which naturally contains caffeine. The manufacturer does not state how much caffeine is in each cup.
What does low-acid mean for this coffee?
The manufacturer states that the coffee has a pH of 6 to 6.5. The lower the pH, the more acidic the coffee, so a higher pH means less acidity.
How much shiitake extract is in each cup?
Shiitake extract makes up 2% of the blend. The manufacturer states this provides 280 mg per cup when you use 14g of coffee.
Ingredients
Ingredients: Organic Arabica coffee (98%), organic shiitake mushroom dual extract (2%).
Usage and Instructions
Use 14g of coffee per cup. The manufacturer recommends up to two cups per day.
Warnings
This coffee contains caffeine from Arabica coffee, and the manufacturer does not state the amount per cup. If you are pregnant, the NHS advises having no more than 200mg of caffeine a day from all sources. For reference, the NHS gives 100mg in a cup of instant coffee and notes that filter coffee and coffee shop coffee can contain more.