Why Mud Wtr is Wrong… 

Hey friends, I’d love us to do this in the comment section: rather than write hundreds of comments on what we dislike in alternatives (& specifically their marketing) let’s comment on WHY we LOVE coffee and the positive impact it’s allowed. Cool? 🙋🏻‍♂️ and please leave a like if you agreed with anything I stated in the video.

Best Mud Water drink mix: 2 oz. of Coffee creamer or dairy of choice, using whipper until fluffed to topping consistency. A separate cup - 6 oz. Hot water - Blend in 1 Tablespoon Mud-water Powder. Begin whipping the Mud-water and Honey to create a whirlpool swirl and remove the whipper and immediately pour in the previously fluffed creamer from the separate cup so it will semi-mix with the mud-water, allowing it to keep a whipped topping on the finished mixture. Enjoy>>>>

wow "Coffee is so much more than caffeine" So simple and profound - some of the craziest, encouraging, happy, sad and challenging conversations have come over cups of coffee - of course being delicious is a factor but nothing beats sitting and sharing hearts with friends over some brews - this is why I love coffee! Thanks Kyle :)

I appreciated this review. I saw the Mudwtr commercial video about it being more healthy, adds to good sleep, and how it gets us out of the hustle of life. It was not speaking to those that value coffee for its essence and flavor, but rather to those that use caffeine to get us through more work or to continue unhealthy late nights. I do appreciate that concept too. The one thing that is needed to address is the additives people use in coffee. We dont want to blame coffee/caffeine for what sugar is doing to us. I think Im more addicted to the sweet coffee enjoyment than the caffeine. I have more concern for my sugar intake with my personal coffee blend, than the caffeine.

I agree with you on the marketing of MUDWTR but, I do love their beverage. It definitely suits me more than coffee although, I love the taste and smell of coffee. But, coffee does not make me feel good - it just makes me tired or sleepy and there is some kind of uneasiness I feel after drinking coffee. In contrast, MUWTR makes me feel so good - not in an excited way but more calm and a steady stream of energy that lasts me for a long time. But, I like the taste of coffee.

One aspect I love the most from coffee is the experimentation part; the beans, the grind size, the temperature, the method, etc For me, it's a creative and science process that can't be directly replaced by something instant, and it is a good conversation starter as well

I love that coffee always allowed time after dinner for the adults at the table to "talk shop". As I grew up and eventually loved coffee, it became an opportunity for me to share my passion with others around me: science. Science is more important than separation of ideas. It brings concepts together to celebrate differences. :). Awesome video my fellow Canadian :)!!!

I'll save people 7 min. "The problem with mud water is I'm too addicted to coffee"

Cannot thank you enough for this excellent response to the Mud Water campaign. I find their adds to be ridiculous and insulting. No need for that. I mean, if a person’s game is to insult and bully people into trying their product, then they’ve already failed imo

I wasn't digging the mudwtr flavor, but the noticeable , GOOD side effects made me experiment until I came up with a way to drink it and enjoy it. I actually mix it with coffee, add 3 packets of Splenda, 2 tbl spoons of powdered creamer, and 2 tbl spoons of mct oil ( actual liquid oil, not the powder mct that mudwtr sells, their stuff taste like coconut). This recipe makes the mudwtr taste like a cup of pumpkin pie! I know, I know, people will have a fit about adding all the junk to something healthy, but if that's what it takes to get it down, it's worth it. Before mudwtr, I was in constant, cronic pain. Couldn't sleep because of back and shoulder pain, and I was looking at surgery. 2 weeks into this mudwtr recipe, and my pain was almost completely gone. I'm several months in now, and I feel better than I've felt in years. I still have my plain, black coffee in the mornings because I LOVE COFFEE. I drink my mudwtr around lunch, 1 time a day. FYI, I'm a female, almost 52 years old.

There are maybe 30 to 60 different coffee substitutes out there. Kyle, I believe this should be a great monthly video to do; try them all and share your thoughts.

When I want to reduce my caffeine intake, I make a half-caff, a quarter-caff or a decaf. There are some really tasty decafs out there, some almost indistinguishable from their caffeinated counterparts. I think we're all intelligent enough to understand that we can regulate our caffeine intake without giving up our beloved coffee.

Bro their website is a mess. Under the “Q&A” section, one of the questions is about safety in pregnancy. They respond “we’re not doctors and we don’t pretend to be.” But their “coffee detox” page claims (without a source, obviously) that caffeine leads to adrenal problems, migraines, and insomnia. They have statistics listed for caffeine consumption and the number of anxiety medication prescriptions, heavily implying causality. I don’t know, guys. Seems like you’re pretending to be doctors ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I just had my first cup of Mudwater yesterday and...Lets just say your review was way nicer then mine was. The first thing about coffee is the smell of it and this does not have it.

I've been drinking mud/wtr exclusively for about a year and find myself to be much more alert, aware, and level throughout my day compared to when I was drinking coffee. I do love the flavor of coffee, but there is no way to avoid the caffeine addiction, especially if you're drinking 2-4 cups a day. Mud/wtr is a great alternative to the caffeine addiction.

Kyle, if you're looking to try alternative drinks that taste somewhat like coffee, there are some with dandelion and chickory root on the ingredient lists! I've had one with a blend of several things but those were two main ingredients :)

It’s funny because mud is one of the RU-vid ads that bugs me the most. Glad you reviewed this

Your comment on the espresso/OJ reminded me of something today: Every morning I make a smoothie with 4 ingredients: Spinach, OJ, Banana and Apple. Well, I've been making espresso from a Montreal Roaster called Zab which has notes of candied mango, brown sugar, and Cocoa. Normally the mango is so fragrant and delightful on the first sip. Today I pulled my shot, sipped it and the mango wasn't there. I was sad. I finished the shot and then took a sip of my smoothie. WOW. It was like I made a tropical smoothie with ALL THE MANGOS, Orange, Banana. It was unlike anything I've ever experienced. I LOVE Coffee.

To quote the truly ridiculous show Lost Girl, "Coffee isn't a drink. It's a hug."

I've never really had a problem with caffeine but I find enjoying the fruits of a really well produced and brewed cup of coffee to be one of life's great pleasures, stopping the world and your thoughts to immerse your senses in that single cup

I was going to buy mudwtr and decided to look at some reviews first. I'm glad I did and happy I found yours. Amen brother and bravo! Great review, very respectful, and very informative.

Unbelievable. I was thinking about their marketing TODAY, and you dropped this video right after! I noticed it was getting very “anti-coffee.” It was starting to really piss me off. I was taken aback at how they thought it was such a good idea to attack a very vibrant cultural touchstone and historically significant beverage. They could’ve just presented it as a good beverage/alternative to coffee if it’s not your thing. But they really drug coffee culture through the mud, and that is a bit too far.

I enjoy coffee so much. I like it for the flavor, and for the comfort. Every morning my dad would make mum a cup of coffee and bring it to her in bed. When I was younger it was instant, but then they graduated to french press. I don't consume foods and beverages for health, I consume them because I love being alive on this planet. Eating good food and drinking tasty drinks make me happy. I haven't fought my way through disordered eating and diet culture to drink 'superfoods' in the morning. I'm here to indulge, to be hedonistic, to take up as much space as I need, to make special moments for my friends.

I am always so confused why they try to market this stuff on specialty coffee channels. We don’t just drink coffee, we embrace the whole process from bean to brew and the cup is just the reward at the end. It’s like marketing ‘f*ck sports: play video games’ on NFL channels.

Loved the video Kyle. There are so many reason why I chose coffee over anything else. The fact that you can use coffee to have so many different types of flavours using so many different recipes. I love the process of brewing different types of coffee. I love that small things in the process can change so much at the end!

After using Mud Wtr and finishing the entire can over the course of a few months here are my thoughts. I give kudos to their marketing team as I saw lots of ads for it with some cool hipster dude, painting art, and drinking it out of a cool looking hipster mason jar and was like I want to drink a cool alternative coffee out of a hipster mason jar too and they made it sound so good. So I was excited when I got it, the cool mixer, the packets, the stickers, the works. The excitement wears off once you start to make it. It does not mix well for starters. It is pretty good tasting but nothing exciting. It’s not something that will replace coffee but instead seems like a drink to supplement coffee like if you have coffee in the morning but then want something later in the day with less caffeine you might opt for this. Or you can mix a teaspoon of it into a cup of half caff coffee as the cocoa, cinnamon, turmeric can give your coffee some added depth and flavor. So it was OK but I would not buy it again for 2 main reasons 1) cost, it is very expensive for the amount you get 2) it is hard to mix for someone used to using KCups with a dash of oat milk (no mixing needed), this was a pain to prepare. If they lowered the price and made the product mix better I’d try it again but until then nope.

I love how put this. I like my coffee but I don’t drink it everyday anymore. I was a serious coffee drinker at one time, but eventually I got massive panic attacks. Now I drink 1 to 2 cups a day. I ordered Mud water, but I have not tried it yet. I’m excited now that you say it smells like chi tea. I love chi tea. Thanks for being so respectful 😊

If anything they’re competing with preworkout or something not coffee. Or some type of energy drink not so much coffee. Coffee is a vibe and a taste and a ritual where as an energy drink is just for the energy or like the effect similar to mud

This is the BEST review on Mud Wtr. You hit every point I was thinking about. I’m sticking with my coffee.

One thing I love about coffee is the broad scientific consensus about its health benefits, in moderation. If your diet isn’t great, coffee may be one of your greatest sources of antioxidants and fiber! What a great benefit to a great-tasting coffee, right?

I tried the night time version and it tasted like grass with the soil still attached. Yes caffeine can be harmful in excess, but so can anything. And coffee has tons of other beneficial compounds.

I tried this product. Not as a coffee substitute because that's ridiculous and will never happen. But because I have been interested in trying lions mane. I did found a mild improvement in awareness and feeling awake, but the taste was so appalling the only way I could stomach it was to drink it in my coffee. I haven't ordered another. I find it funny that it actually made me appreciate drinking coffee more.

why this when there’s been coffee, never gna replace it never gna go outa style, it’s tried and true and new coffee drinkers are born everyday

I love your honest review. However, how did you FEEL after drinking it for a while? How did you FEEL during the day?

Only for you Kyle will I put away my desire to throw hands with the marketing team at mud water and say that I love coffee for two reasons. The first is that coffee is my happy place. I love how brewing it is like meditating, I love that first sip on a day off when you can finally take it slow, I even like the watered down stuff at a diner when you talk with friends for long after you finish your food. And second it scratches a hyper fixation itch for me watching videos like yours or James Hoffman‘s allow me to go down rabbit holes and come out the other side feeling better for it and the near infinite room for improvement and myriad of ways to brew let’s me concur new hurdles and feel the sense of progress.

I think the idea behind this particular product was the desire for sustained energy throughout the day as well as mental clarity... The ingredients, I believe, are meant to be, in a sense, supplemental... Maybe you should have made this video as a taste test as well as a follow up of how you felt at the end of the day... 🤔

Rechargeable fritters cost about $20 so at least you got a frother. And did you try to add sugar or froth some milk to make it taste better?

I agree. No advertiser needs to use profanity. But I do also appreciate the lack of caffeine. Felt this was a good review.

Great video and a nice positive take. Coffee is a a hobby, and a mindful activity to me. I love trying new coffees, new brewers, learning about coffee, (watching videos about grinders I can't afford), and the best part is making my coffee every morning and the tea for my wife (who can't drink coffee) and spending those few peaceful minutes before we have to leave the house.

I drink at most two cups of coffee a day, most of the times it's just one. I usually buy a different type/brand of coffee every time and it's always a joy to experiment with different techniques, ratios and brewers. This might be a bit harsh, but I think that anyone that thinks coffee is just caffeine, hasn't developed the taste for actual good coffee.

i don’t see how the fact you don’t like the taste of mud wtr means that it isn’t better than coffe - its about being healthy not tasting better

Coffee for me is very important. I'm not really addicted, in that I only have it in the morning after I wake up, but I NEED MY COFFEE. I tried Mud Wtr, and this is my take. I like coffee and tea, because they are brewed. Mud Wtr isn't really brewed it's more like being suspended in the water with the mixer. Between sips, the solids settle at the bottom and becomes sludge. Mud Wtr acknowledges this, and instructs you to add more hot water and whip it up again. Who wants to do this? Not me... The other thing I didn't like is how watery it is. Very watery... Like a weak cup of coffee watery. It does improve by adding the creamer and a little cacao, but still not anywhere close to coffee. Thanks for the review!

Even with just the most basic equipment like an Aeropress or V60, a manual grinder and a few different types of coffee there's SO much room for experimentation, discovery, creativity and tasting/brewing experiences, that it's super easy to get into and get as deep as you can and want from there. You can go as simple or as complex as you want and still get a lot of enjoyment out of it.

Captain Janeway says “F*CK your Mud/Wtr” “There’s coffee in that nebula”

I bought some mud wtr but I'm scared to even try it cause of the lead warning label ...

I love mud water simply for the health benefits of the mushrooms and I feel like coffee, even coffee with no caffeine, is hard on your stomach.

Coffee > Caffeine ❤️ ☕️

I don't like coffee, but I was taking caffeine pills, which made me groggy the next day. The mud water works well for me. My husband preferred his coffee.

I’ve never seen your channel, but upon searching for mud wtr reviews came across this. Just wanted to comment and say your video was the perfect balance of information, production value, non bias and honesty. I own own a media solutions company and can appreciate all the thought and effort that went into this. You just gained a subscriber. Cheers brother very well done

There are some amazing decafs like Peets Major Dickinson decaf especially done in a french press which gives more oil into the coffee it’s really good

Mudwater’s marketing is an immediate turn-off. I’m like you. Flavour matters. If their stuff tasted like coffee I might still try it. Appreciate the honesty.

Sorry for this long comment in advanced. I made my own version without the mushrooms and turmeric. It’s basically just Thai tea ( made with milk ), dark chocolate syrup and spices one might use in fancy lattes or muffins. All that other stuff they use in theirs sounds like bs. I used to experiment with all kinds of ingredients for teas, lattes, green juices etc when I was in my mid 20s ( 10 years ago omg ). Mushroom powder and tumeric don’t do anything for your health when it comes to drinks.Maybe in curry and other foods but idk. Also if the ones they use don’t make the drink taste nasty.. They aren’t real from the source. They are highly processed to take to the nasty flavor out. Which would kill any good stuff in them.. Real mushroom powder with exception to the white bean mushroom ( it naturally has no flavor ) taste awful.

I had to click past a mud water ad to get to this video! Haha.

i hate coffee but listening to you talk about it with so much passion makes me want to try it again lol. I will say, as a tea enjoyer myself, mud/wtr is sooo weird. there's several problems- i know some people found how it's advertising masala chai as this 'exotic mud' to be in poor taste, given how chai is just indian tea and the only difference between normal chai and this product is all the fucking mushrooms (which, as you mentioned, don't have a massive impact on the taste until the aftertaste). the thing is, mushroom tea. is a thing. herbal tea is a thing. it's not the kind of thing you're supposed to drink every day, since a lot of herbals are used for over the counter medicinal purposes, but some ppl really like it. chai tea is a thing, and you can get better chai by brewing it yourself or just getting tea bags. mixing them in unnecessary, but if you really want an earthy tea then just get matcha. mixing together mushrooms and chai is so strange to me, but what's worse about it is the elitism. these guys act like they discovered something revolutionary but it's really just shitty instant chai. im not even sure if there's any health benefits besides maybe cutting back on caffeine (which you can do with normal tea anyways). if anyone out there reallly wants mushroom chai, grab some mushroom tea from buddha teas and some ultra spice chai from twinnings. steep those bad boys for 3 min (steep the mushroom for 6-10 if you really want to milk the medicine out) and mix. $15 compared to mud/wtr's $40. you can prob get a tin of good umami matcha for that same price, but hey you wanted the mushroom chai. to me, they aren't selling a quality product. they're selling the idea of 'anti-coffee', they dont even market it as 'tea' because they say its better than normal tea. and honestly? that sucks. there's more to tea than 'not coffee' and there's more to coffee than 'roasted energy drink'. it sucks that people are making money by telling people they're better than others for buying this product. hopefully moving forward tea drinkers and coffee drinkers can bond over appreciating the nuances of both of our preferred drinks.

I drank this stuff for over a month and after a while, I realized I was fully awake the entire day from falling asleep midway through. I can't drink coffee because of stomach issues, so this was something I could drink with no real effects to me. How I would mix mine is I'd use a mesh strainer to filter it after mixing. I'd add more cinnamon and then I'd add this vanilla creamer. It did hurt the cost of it all but honestly, that mud water lasted forever. I ended up having to throw one of the containers away because it went past it's exp date, that's how long I had it. I didn't drink it every day but I did drink it quite often. I did stop paying for it because it is expensive. The frother didn't last long. Maybe a year or so before it just stopped working. Wouldn't charge anymore. So, I wouldn't spend 60 on this. Just get a cheap frother. I am thinking about going back though.

3:03 The moment just before the "whip" spilled the drink because there was too much in the glass lol. And while I appreciate that you don't want people here to dogpile on this product, it really baffles me why they thought mushrooms would in anyway make chai tea taste more like coffee.

I dunno if they're demonizing it necessarily but the fact remains that coffee is a drug. A lifestyle maybe, but it seems like a good alternative if people do not live that lifestyle or want to get away from it

If someone wants to have a coffee alternative with less caffeine, why not drink tea rather than some marketing department’s creation

Thanks for reading the ingredients! I’ve been wondering what was in this. I thought the whole point of drinking this instead of coffee was to get off of caffeine? Black tea and reishi mushrooms have caffeine.

I love coffee because it’s been the catalyst for some of the most significant conversations in my life…conversations about life, theology, and well, coffee.

Well said and beautifully done, Kyle! I tried the same Mudwtr starter kit and I only had 2 cups. It was not good. Plus the booklet included and their whole marketing approach is pretentious.

Coffee is what I look forward to every morning when I wake up.

Thanks for this, I was wondering what that product was since I was getting bombarded with RU-vid ads, generally not a sign I should buy or try something. Your definition of what "coffee" is was spot on.

Just wanted to mention if people ARE looking for an alternative to coffee that actually TASTES like coffee and is great for making iced mochas, etc... Try "Dandy Blend" - it's made from 3 roasted roots (dandelion being 1) and 2 roasted grains. I love it and honestly the best alternative I've come across!!

I tried it and it’s not bad, tasted like tea. I drank it cold though. I didn’t try it to replace coffee, I’m a disabled vet and I heard some of the ingredients can help with inflammation and things like that. I drink it solely as a tee. I still live my BRCC.

Nice wholesome honest cup of truth. ☕ You're right, coffee is not just caffein, it's a culture! Thanks for the great review.

Your stuff keeps getting better and better Kyle! Always look forward to your content, and appreciate your honesty and sense of humor!

“Coffee is a lifestyle”. 👌 👏

I just ordered mine today. Love coffee but acid reflux and acid stomach is killing me. Doctor told me to stop drinking coffee for years. I understand is not coffee. But I need a hot drink in the morning and I don't like tea. We'll see how it goes.

I wonder how it tastes compared to other Chais. In my opinion a good chai can be enjoyed at any time of the day, and is an essential accompaniment to friends kicking it in the evening.

I dont mind this take on mud water, but it did not actually get to the big question of how does it feels compared to coffee throughout the day. Sure, you can get into the emotional and cultural aspects of their marketing and stuff, but what I want to know is do you feel better on mud water vs. coffee or for me its green tea

You're spot on with the process and connection that comes with coffee. I tried Ryze and went through a whole bag and stopped drinking coffee at the same time. It immediately became a chore to make and drink. Tasted like gritty watered down tea with literal dirt in it. I think it might be fine as a healthy supplement, but not as a morning drink to replace coffee

I remember being bombarded with ads for this. I was more focused on trying to skip it than the product itself bc the one I saw was Orientalist(?). I thought it was chai powder. I have the spices to make chai. I enjoy coffee, but was trying to cut back at the time. Had no need for this but was curious why the algorithm kept pushing it on me

If someone experiences drawbacks of caffeine intake, they are anxious and jittery... why not just drink decaf?

The fact they turn the comments off on tiktok, that's why I'm watching your video right now.

“Coffee is evil cause it’s got caffeine in it” Ok, drink tea “But our product is closer to coffee, but without the evil caffeine” Ok, drink decaf

Im glad you covered this, i finally clicked on their Ad and wondered how in the hell those ingredients could give you enough energy. For me i need a strong big cup of coffee to start my day since my job is physically and mentally demanding.

I’ve been drinking mud water for years and I love it. Of course I tweak it. I add oat milk and honey and it’s delicious! I stopped drinking coffee because it was becoming too acidic for my stomach and causing issues. I used to love coffee the smell of it everything but for whatever reason my body had enough. After drinking Mudwtr Believe it or not it actually helped, it gave me a break from all that acidity and my stomach is in a much better place and now I can drink coffee once or twice a week.

Your “hipster” comment gave me a chuckle. Hipster is the exact image than comes to mind when I see people drink these overly bright, thin body, light roast coffee drinks that people call espresso.

Now, I drink coffee every day, with half n half. Coffee doesn’t taste great to me w/out cream. Even with creamer coffee can taste bitter and harsh. But I have to have a cup or two a day. I’m thinking about these mushroom drinks in order to get those mushroom nutrients in.

Mud Water, that's how my grandma calls filter coffee :D

What I love about coffee is that there isn't a sludge at the bottom of the cup.

You should wonder why it's so much cheaper than coffee. On the tin, it also has a warning about lead.

I love this video sir. It made my heart smile. I LOVE coffee… and I’ve been a Mudwtr subscriber for a moment. The marketing is awesome but it did make me feel a little guilty of my coffee obsession. I started adding a single espresso shot to it after a while until I just stopped. I love the benefits of the mushrooms and stuff… but I went back eventually to my first love. Thanks so much for such a gracious review. It’s a pleasure to have come across your account.

This was an awesome breakdown thanks for defending coffee and shedding light on a grander perspective bro!! Great work great vid!

The health effects of coffee are well studied. As long as you drink in moderation and try to be conscious of the half-life of caffeine (it may still be In your blood and affect your sleep if consumed it after 2pm) it is on balance very good for you. It contains beneficial plyphenols and a surprising amount of dietary fiber. Even sleep experts say on balance coffee is good for you if consumed reasonably.

TLDR: total hipster ripoff. I bought the expensive can of mud/wtr, and gave it a solid try. the best thing i can say is that it isn't totally disgusting. with enough cream, you CAN in fact choke it down. as far as positive effects, nothing exceeding placebo. it's just chai and cocoa and a handful of non-dissolving mushroom sludge that ends up on the bottom of your cup. their cost is probably a nickle a cup. forget any money back guarantee. they'll refund you only for unopened product. Mudwtr is all hype marketed to hipsters. who are falling all over themselves doing that hipster "hey, I'm so gnarly i can pretend to like to drink mud for 2+ bucks a cup"

Hi. Thanks for the review. Only put half the water, then add MUD/WTR, cream, sweetener, then blend. Then add rest of the water. I have subbed this for my main coffee every day. I used to do 2 cups most days. Now I'm doing one cup or no cups of coffee. My main concern was my adrenals, as I'm sensitive. Still enjoy coffee but feeling good to reduce my caffeine. Plus I heard how great these mushrooms are for you.

I absolutely love how you described coffee community. Even you’re not into coffee, the time we share sipping on a coffee is something to adore.

I’ve never seen the ads, just found mud water online. It’s very good for me, and although I still drink coffee, i’m down cftom5 to 1-2 a day! I still do love coffee too!

I love coffee. But drink mud the majority of the time now. I use homemade creamer in it. Small can sweetened condensed milk, same amount of half and half, and then Torani puremade french vanilla syrup. I drink mud for the health benefits and don't care about their ads; not gonna stop me from drinking coffee, either. I appreciate what mud supports otherwise. And generally think we should all be more aware of where our foods come from, what is in them, and how they benefit us (or don't). That includes knowing what is in our coffee beans. It is about more than caffeine or any overuse of it. It's simply about knowing exactly what we are putting in our bodies.

its not coffee so it wont taste like coffe. its a coffee alternative. Its basically a chai tea with chocolate and mushrooms as you explained in your review haha. I save money by buying mushroom powder and adding it to my own chai tea with some cocao powder, tummeric, and cinnamon. saves me tons of money. Blue lotus has an instant chai tea i use.

Cordyceps is quite a common ingredient here in Hong Kong in soups and other dishes - remember when Whole Latte Love did a few episodes on grinding up stuff like peppercorns etc to see if you could make a drinkable espresso from same? Maybe you could try that with Cordyceps and give these guys a run for their money … 😁

You need to make a shirt or print or something that says, “coffee is more than caffeine.” Great conversation starter!

I completely agree! Caffeine and coffee are not the same thing. They may even be losing people by hating on coffee.

I love that cleaning a coffee cup isn't hard to do, and everything that's left at the bottom doesn't move along to cause my sink catastrophic problems.

I loved statement "Coffee is more than Coffee" and indeed it is. Thanks for this review

their ads basically tells people if you continue to drink coffee you cant have this on your counter bc you're essentially the enemy.

I really enjoy the ritual of making coffee! The grinding, boiling, recipes, adjusting, tasting, sniffing, sharing and repeating is fun and even relaxing.

I’m just going to say it: MudWtr is an acquired taste. It is definitely “earthy”. Using the coconut creamer and their sweetener definitely helps. I’m only trying their sweetener because it has new type of a natural sugar mixed in with the raw sugar. I’m trying to steer myself away from drinking coffee, because I now have a heart problem, and the caffeine is not helping. But I have been a coffee drinker for over 40 years, and I love it so much that I jokingly say, ‘it’s time for my coffee IV.” I’m definitely a coffee addict. So I have been trying to slowly come off coffee. No easy feat for a coffee addict. 🤦🏻‍♀️ The reason I chose the mud water as a replacement is because it does have some caffeine, and it touts giving you energy without the caffeine buzz. Plus, I prefer the natural ingredients list. Though I have yet to look up the one you suggested to look up. (I’ll get there, but you have brought fear to that research, LOL) Anyway, I’m looking for an alternative to coffee, not a coffee alternative. We’ll see.