Mushroom Coffee, Organic 6 Mushrooms with Lion's Mane, Reishi, Cordyceps, Shitake, King Trumpet & Turkey Tail, Instant Coffee Powder for Energy, Digestion & Immune Support, 30 Servings 1 Pack

I can drink it black. I bought this one because it was less expensive and now I'm on my second bag. The flavor is wonderful and I have never liked my coffee black before. I measure one tablespoon to a cup of water. Always microwave the water first and mix in the coffee after so you don't ruin the benefits. I noticed significant improvement in knee pain which was a nice surprise. I drink at least one cup a day.

Thanks to the TV ads for Ryze, I logged in to try and found Bunkell's version instead. Bought it based upon 70% positive reviews. First taste and I'm sold. I add this to my regular cup of coffee and it makes it richer, smoother. Tried it by itself and detected a slight "stevia taste," tho that's not shown in any of the ingredients. That would make a decent coffee substitute for those trying to reduce caffeine from typically 100mg per cup down to just 48mg. The way I'm consuming it -- one cup per day -- I'm giving myself a boost in caffeine, but isn't noticeable to me. I like the idea of introducing health benefits, if there are any, of the blend of mushrooms. Have not noticed any stomach/digestive issues in the first week of use. Actually seems to have calmed things. I believe I'll be a subscriber.

This is a killer product. Plain and simple. I started feeling the results within a matter of days. Less bloated, clearer thinking, mood elevation, etc.Here’s the problem (which is a rather big and misleading problem)….This product says it’s 30 servings and that a serving is 1 tbsp. It also says that the weight of the total bag is 180 grams.The math doesn’t add up. A tablespoon is roughly 15 grams. Divide 180 by 15 and you get 12 servings (not 30).But even with that math, something is flawed.I measured out an even tablespoon with every serving and one bag got me 16 servings (not 30).This advertising is completely misleading.I originally tried this coffee over Ryze because Ryze is double the price. However, with Ryze you get what it says you get. Ryze is $45 for a 30 serving bag. This stuff is $22 for 15-16 servings.No matter how you hack it, with mushroom coffee it runs about $50 a month. That’s a little steep. The benefits are nice and better than regular coffee, but $45-$50 for 30 cups of coffee is a little pricey (in my opinion).

Love this stuff. Cheaper than the popular brand, but much better on my wallet.Smell is a little off, but it's mushroom coffee. Not sure wth I expected. Mix in some vanilla creamer and this stuff is the bomb.comI've kicked the coffee, so if you are going for that one, then I'd give it a shot.

I’m still one the fence as to the purported benefits of ‘shrooms in this context.My wife and I own a LARGE dog (black lab/water buffalo mix) who gets these ginormous lipomas; Otter has had several surgeries in the past two years removing 5 and 2 pounds worth of these tumors all “benign” although pressure on his neck and chest and penetration into muscle planes was causing some issues. My wife found a mushroom blend for this problem and amazingly, after 6 months’ growth had us contemplating yet another surgery (at 11 he’s becoming a much higher risk veterinary patient), within weeks of starting the mushroom powder mix, those lipomas shrank to less than half the mass and have continued to shrink.There’s definitely something to be said and gained from mycology’s application to medicine.As far as humans go? I’m not certain yet.I’ve gone through a bag of this brand in about 10 days.First, I feel about as energetic as I would drinking several MORE cups of fresh-brewed coffee a day than my usual - I typically drink two in the morning, one in the afternoon - I drink this mushroom brew as my second cuppa in the morning and a few times midday. I’m not fooling myself, there IS caffeine in it, but there seems to be something more.I think my attention span, focus, analytical skills have improved a bit - while not Sherlock Holmes’ level, as a physician I do have a well-exercised talent for data analysis and differential diagnosis. A little sharper maybe, more organized? I’ll know more in another week or so.The product tastes okay… it reminds me of the once popular “International coffee” blends in a can which were primarily sugar, instant coffee and flavors (my wife says these are still available); this brand doesn’t have any added “sugar” (just MCT’s… actually a triglyceride, glycerin IS a “sugar” or at least a carbohydrate) and I find it’s palatable.Value for my money?I have been using a coffee ground measuring spoon I have compared to TWO one tablespoonful measures and so far, I have gotten EXACTLY 22 servings from the package using LEVEL tablespoon measures and 8 ounces of water. Looking into the bottom of the bag, my best guess is there is MAYBE one to one and a half servings left. That’s about 16.7% less than advertised, roughly one sixth less for the arithmetically-challenged.Based on this alone I would not order this brand again but I have others.As they say, YMMV.**************************************Addendum… several weeks later.this took some time to figure out but, apparently mushroom coffee isn’t for everyone.Shortly after adding this (and then another brand) to my daily caffeine fix, I started having abdominal pain. Cramping pain not relieved by antacids, bowel movements, and without nausea or vomiting bleeding or other signs/symptoms of anything more severe.Rode it out for a week or so and, as I had run out of this product the pain stopped. I had ordered another brand which I started drinking (one cup a day, after a cup of my daily grind) and the pain returned.Little light bulb went on. maybe it’s the mushroom coffee? I stopped drinking this AND one other brand I’d ordered and all the pain stopped.So, several weeks later with Kombucha and Kefir and some dietary changes including NO MORE MUSHROOM COFFEE I’m fine now.Just an FYI.