Original Bueno Coffee Substitute (7 oz)

I LOVE this bean coffee substitute! I found out I need to give up caffeine (so my adrenal glands can recover) so as a LIFELONG, Bona fide coffee addict I was concerned I wouldn't be able to accomplish this goal... but this bean drink is delicious and satisfying (believe me, I have tried MANY others). I was told decaf STILL contains caffeine and I won't heal till I give it ALL up. I have to make my Bueno drink a bit stronger than recommended (I liked stout coffee with whole milk) but I'm sure most people would not need to do that. I have never tasted a coffee substitute I was genuinely happy with till now. Thank you, Bueno makers! I am THRILLED you chose beans for this marvelous drink! I am on a BIG soluble fiber protocol to help me heal so that is just another added bonus!

I really appreciate the effort, but it was kind of a weird savory taste for me. I bet I could get used to it after awhile if I tried harder.

This is a tasty coffee substitute. The price is a bit steep (I had a gift card) but unlike some options, it does have a decent taste. Check it out.

This is the best tasting coffee substitute that I have tasted so far. The only downfall to all of the coffee alternatives is the price. I like strong coffee, so, for my taste, I have to use double the amount recommended on the package. I will purchase this one again.

Does NOT taste like anything remotely resembling coffee. It’s interesting but I’d recommend Teaccino (or however it’s spelled). I haven’t had coffee in some years on account that it started giving me migraines but the Teaccino stuff is legit.

I think this coffee substitute is the closest thing to real coffee. I tried pecan praline and love it. It is a little more costly than coffee but worth every penny, since it has no caffeine, absolutely nothing artificial, just roasted garbanzo beans, which have healthy benefits.

It is ok. Nothing to write home about.

Great. High cost, but tastes just like the real thing. I tied on on people and they never even knew. brew it like real coffee--but don't use quite as much (very fine grain). If you use a french press, doesn't need to sit as long.