The claim
Rich mouthfeel similar to coffee
What we found
Fine printBrand wording; reviewers say it tastes of dandelion, chicory and spice and not of coffee.
Caffeine-free herbal coffee alternative with two mushrooms; not a coffee taste.
Health Corners editorial team · Claims checked against seller pages · Updated
From the Original (8 oz, 30 servings) review · calculated, not lab-tested
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From the review of Original (8 oz, 30 servings) · published features and owner comments · not a lab test.
From the review of Original (8 oz, 30 servings) · published features and owner comments · not a lab test.
From published features and owner comments · not a lab test.
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The published claim, then what we found. Live statuses. How we review
The claim
What we found
Fine printBrand wording; reviewers say it tastes of dandelion, chicory and spice and not of coffee.
The claim
What we found
Fine printBrand wording; no trial of this blend was found and the page carries the FDA disclaimer.
The claim
What we found
Fine printReported by a 2021 review; the current refund page text was not read.
From Rasa’s published terms. Not legal advice.
$29.99 for 8 oz (30 servings) on the store, about $1.00 a serving; a 2 lb bag is $108.
No. Amazon lists Rasa Original as caffeine free.
Chaga and reishi, among 13 herbs with 6 adaptogens, per the store page.
Reviewers describe an earthy, nutty, slightly bitter drink, not a coffee taste.
Brand scores out of 10 · See all healthy foods & snacks
Rasa sells herbal coffee alternatives, matcha, cocoa and chai blends made with adaptogenic herbs and mushrooms, shipped from Colorado. Rasa Original is a caffeine-free roasted chicory and herb blend with two mushrooms in an 8 oz, 30-serving bag.
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