MUDWTR Original Mushroom Coffee Alternative | 2,240mg USA Grown & Adaptogenic Mushrooms | USDA Organic | Lion's Mane, Cordyceps, Chaga & Reishi | Energy, Focus & Immunity Support | 30 Servings

Kay, I bought this on a whim because I've been trying to get off coffee. I don't like some of the side effects I get with coffee. I usually have a coffee in the morning, then I crave one in the afternoon, and then I have trouble sleeping and get heartburn. So I saw this on U-tube and thought, hmm, why not try it? It still has minimal caffeine, and the purity and taste are amazing without the crash. I love chai lattes; I have to say that when mixed with milk, it is top-notch yum! Not to mention the health benefits of the variety of mushrooms in it. The spices are perfectly blended. I was worried it would taste funny, but it doesn't. Very tasty; I highly recommend it.

I recently decided to give Mud Wtr a try after seeing all the hype online. Here are my honest thoughts: 1) Taste: If you enjoy earthy, herbal flavors, you might like Mud Wtr. It has a unique taste that's unlike coffee but can be interesting for those who appreciate a more natural, chai-like experience. However, for me, the taste was too bland and earthy, almost like drinking a mix of dirt and spices. Even with sweeteners and milk, I struggled to finish a cup. It just doesn’t have that satisfying flavor profile I crave in the morning. 2) Ingredients and Dosage: They state that each serving contains 2,000mg of mushroom extract, with 500mg per strain, and they’re transparent about it, so they pass in this category. 3) Quality: This part is extremely important because it’s crucial to understand the level of quality of the mushroom extract you are paying for. Mud Wtr uses mushroom extract from mycelial biomass, which is the root-like structure of a fungus (mycelium) grown on a grain or other substrate. Unlike fruiting bodies, which are the actual mushrooms, mycelial biomass often includes the substrate it's grown on, resulting in a less potent product with lower concentrations of beneficial compounds. While each serving is 2,000mg, the level of potency is about 50-60% lower than what you get with extracts made from 100% fruiting bodies. 4) Price and Value: At nearly $49 for a relatively small canister, I expected more in terms of flavor, quality, and benefits. When compared to my other favorite, Lucid Super Coffee — which contains 2,000mg of mushrooms plus 3,000mg of nootropics (superfuel for your brain) for around the same price — you’re getting much more for your money. Mud Wtr’s effects are pretty mild, but I do still enjoy it occasionally and think it’s a decent product that will stay in my cabinet to keep functional mushrooms in my life. However, Lucid has won my heart (at least for now) because I can actually FEEL the effects. My best advice is to pay attention to the dosage and quality of mushrooms, ensure brands are completely transparent about their ingredients, and always read the label!

I am so happy with MUD/WTR, this drink has officially become a favorite. I’ll be honest: once I figured out the right way to mix it, it went from “good” to seriously enjoyable. Now it feels like a café-style treat I actually look forward to. Here’s my go-to recipe that makes it rich, smooth, and a little indulgent: My Iced MUD/WTR Recipe: ¾ cup milk, warmed 1 tablespoon MUD/WTR mushroom powder ½ tablespoon Ghirardelli salted caramel ½ tablespoon Ghirardelli chocolate ½ tablespoon raw local honey Froth everything together until well mixed. For a fun, fancy touch, squeeze a little extra chocolate and caramel around the inside of your cup. Fill the cup about ¾ full with crushed ice, pour the mushroom mixture over the ice, give it a quick froth to blend, and enjoy. The result is creamy, lightly sweet, chocolatey, and incredibly satisfying, without the jitters of coffee. If you’re on the fence about MUD/WTR, I highly recommend experimenting with how you prepare it. This recipe completely won me over. ☕✨

great tasting..your body really feels the difference

Tastes good sure it's healthy, but is not an alternative to coffee. Tastes like a hot chocolate