Divine Coffee with Mushrooms 240g Divine Goods

Divine Coffee with Mushrooms 240 g - functional coffee Divine Goods

Divine Coffee with Mushrooms is a soluble coffee with added extracts of mushrooms and plants, sold in a 240 g package, which the manufacturer calculates for 30 days of use. One serving is about 8 g, or three scoops, and is poured with 150 to 200 ml of hot, but not boiling water. The manufacturer provides a full list of active ingredients with weights, which is rarer than one might think in this category of products: 2200 mg of instant coffee, 700 mg of cocoa extract, 500 mg each of lion’s mane extract, cordyceps, and chaga, 200 mg of rhodiola extract, 100 mg of L-theanine, and 30 mg of caffeine. The manufacturer is Green Zebras S.A., and the raw materials come from the European Union and outside of it. The three mushroom extracts are standardized to 30% polysaccharides and described with the abbreviation DER 10:1, while the rhodiola is separately standardized to 3% salidrosides. This is a rarity in this category, and this information determines whether two products with the same weight can be compared at all.

Ingredients

The full list provided by the manufacturer:

• Instant coffee
• Inulin
• Medium-chain triglycerides (MCT)
• Cocoa extract
• Lion’s mane extract (Hericium erinaceus), standardized to 30% polysaccharides, DER 10:1
• Cordyceps extract (Cordyceps sinensis), standardized to 30% polysaccharides, DER 10:1
• Chaga extract (Inonotus obliquus), standardized to 30% polysaccharides, DER 10:1
• Rhodiola extract (Rhodiola rosea) with 3% salidrosides
• L-theanine
• Himalayan salt
• Caffeine

This list says more than ingredient lists usually do, and it is worth reading to the end. The three mushroom extracts are standardized to 30% polysaccharides and described with the abbreviation DER 10:1, meaning produced from ten parts of raw material to one part of extract. The rhodiola is standardized separately to 3% salidrosides. Standardization is important here because without it, two products with the same gram of extract may contain completely different amounts of the substance someone cares about. Additionally, the composition includes inulin, MCT oil, and cocoa extract, which are responsible for the consistency and taste, as well as Himalayan salt. Caffeine is mentioned twice: once as a component of instant coffee and once as a separate item in the amount of 30 mg per serving. The manufacturer notes that the blend contains no artificial flavors, preservatives, stabilizers, or flavor enhancers. According to the manufacturer, the raw materials come from both the European Union and outside it, which is a common note for mushroom extracts.

Specification

• Form: soluble powder to be poured with water
• Package weight: 240 g
• Number of days of use provided by the manufacturer: 30
• Serving: about 8 g, or three scoops
• Amount of water per serving: 150 to 200 ml
• Instant coffee per serving: 2200 mg
• Cocoa extract per serving: 700 mg
• Lion’s mane extract per serving: 500 mg
• Cordyceps extract per serving: 500 mg
• Chaga extract per serving: 500 mg
• Rhodiola extract per serving: 200 mg
• L-theanine per serving: 100 mg
• Caffeine per serving: 30 mg
• Standardization of mushroom extracts: 30% polysaccharides, DER 10:1
• Standardization of rhodiola: 3% salidrosides
• Country of origin of raw materials: European Union and outside the Union
• Manufacturer: Green Zebras S.A.
• Storage: 15 to 25°C, tightly closed, dry, away from light

How to use

The manufacturer describes preparation in three steps. Pour one serving of powder, about 8 g or three scoops, into a cup. Pour with hot, but not boiling water, in the amount of 150 to 200 ml. Mix thoroughly. Temperature is practically important here, as boiling water changes the perception of the taste of soluble coffee.

• Serving: about 8 g, or three scoops
• Water: 150 to 200 ml, hot, but not boiling
• Mix thoroughly until the powder dissolves
• Do not exceed the recommended daily serving
• Seal the package tightly after each use

A scoop is included in the package, so measuring does not require a kitchen scale.

For whom

This product is aimed at someone who drinks coffee daily and wants that same cup to carry something more. It is worth knowing what to look for when comparing such blends, as they differ more than the labels suggest. Here, the manufacturer provides the weight of each active ingredient separately and the degree of standardization of the extracts, so it is possible to check how much of each actually goes into the serving. The caffeine content is moderate: 30 mg listed as a separate item, alongside the caffeine naturally present in instant coffee. The 240 g package is calculated by the manufacturer for 30 days, so it is a product designed for a daily ritual, not for occasional use. The manufacturer does not recommend it for children, pregnant women, or nursing mothers, and in case of illness or medication, they ask for prior consultation with a doctor. Preparation takes as long as pouring soluble coffee: three scoops, hot but not boiling water, and mixing.

Frequently asked questions

How many servings are in the package?

The manufacturer provides a 240 g package and calculates it for 30 days of use at a serving of about 8 g. One serving is three scoops included in the package, so measuring does not require a scale. The manufacturer also recommends not exceeding the recommended daily serving, regardless of how much coffee you drink outside of this.

What does DER 10:1 and standardization to 30% mean?

DER 10:1 is the ratio of raw material to finished extract: ten parts of plant or mushroom material yield one part of extract. Standardization to 30% polysaccharides means that the manufacturer guarantees that content in the extract. Without these two pieces of information, the gram of extract itself says little, as products with the same weight can vary greatly in potency.

How to prepare the drink?

Pour one serving, about 8 g or three scoops, into a cup and pour it with hot, but not boiling water in the amount of 150 to 200 ml. Mix thoroughly. The manufacturer emphasizes the temperature: boiling water is not recommended here. The powder is soluble, so you do not need a coffee machine or a brewer.

How much caffeine is in one serving?

The manufacturer lists caffeine as a separate active ingredient in the amount of 30 mg per serving. Additionally, there is caffeine naturally present in instant coffee, which the manufacturer does not break down into a separate value. If you are monitoring your daily caffeine intake, consider both sources as well as what you drink outside of that cup.

Variants and category

The manufacturer offers this blend in one 240 g package and also sells it under its own name Divine Coffee. We have gathered other coffees and similar blends in the vital mushrooms category.

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Safety and storage

The manufacturer recommends not exceeding the recommended daily serving and reminds that the dietary supplement does not replace a varied diet. It does not recommend use in children or in pregnant and nursing women. If you are ill or taking medication, discuss this blend with your doctor before incorporating it into your daily ritual. Store the package tightly closed, at room temperature from 15 to 25°C, in a dry place out of reach of small children, protecting it from moisture and light.

Do not exceed the recommended serving for consumption during the day. The dietary supplement does not replace a varied diet or a healthy lifestyle.

Do you have a question about the composition or serving size? Write or call, at u Bucha we advise before purchase.