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Chicory Powder

Chicory Powder

100% roasted chicory root powder, ground fine to blend into your own filter coffee. Caffeine-free, ₹350 per kg.

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₹190

₹380 / kg

Drink it well: don't have more than 25 g of ground coffee a day, and look after your electrolytes - we recommend bananas, citrus fruits, vegetables, dairy and plenty of water. Coffee keeps you energetic, but don't forget to have at least 2 meals a day.

Total:₹190
₹380 / kg
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Roasted only after you order - we don't hold coffee bean stock, so it's always freshly roasted.

Pure roasted chicory root, ground fine and sold on its own so you can set your own ratio.

Mix it into ground coffee at 10-50% for a thicker, darker, mellower filter coffee, or brew it by itself for a caffeine-free, roasted-root drink.

Chicory has no caffeine, so every spoon you add replaces caffeinated coffee.

Caffeine: No caffeine (100% chicory)Estimate - Robusta has ~2x the caffeine of Arabica.
500g1kg
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French Press

Full-bodied and rich, brewed by steeping coarse grounds directly in hot water.

4 min
  1. 1Add 1 heaped tbsp of coarse-ground coffee per 200 ml of water to the French press.
  2. 2Pour hot water (just off the boil, ~95°C) over the grounds and stir gently.
  3. 3Place the lid on with the plunger pulled up, and let it steep for 4 minutes.
  4. 4Press the plunger down slowly and evenly.
  5. 5Pour and serve immediately - coffee left on the grounds keeps brewing and turns bitter.

Tips

  • • Grounds that are too fine will clog the mesh filter - stick to a coarse, sea-salt-like grind.
  • • Rinse the plunger and mesh filter right after brewing so oils don't build up and turn rancid.

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