A potential coffee shortage? It grows in a lot of other places.
I could happily live in a world without coffee, except for having to put up with all of the grumpy undercaffeinated whiners about it.
A potential coffee shortage? It grows in a lot of other places.
I could happily live in a world without coffee, except for having to put up with all of the grumpy undercaffeinated whiners about it.
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Cowboys made coffee out of chickory. Dandelion roots can apparently be used as well.
https://www.dandyblend.com/
You really want to antagonize us when we’re tumbling towards our version of deranged nic-fitting?
Seriously, though, if the prices go up we’ll just drink the hard-core stuff. Get ready for a sharp increase in tiny espresso mugs and ensuing lifted pinkies.
Jolt Cola. Caffeine tablets. Plenty of other ways to get your fix.
Sorry, Edward, Jolt went off the market a few years ago.
They apparently changed the name. Here you go:
http://www.lazamodz.com/Jolt_Energy_Drinks_p/jeds.htm
Jolt Cola didn’t come with guarana and the like. This stuff is descended from Jolt, but it’s not Jolt. The original stuff, they stopped making in 2009 or so. (As circumstantial evidence, I’ll point out that soda doesn’t cost $3.50 for a can and a third.)
Shouldn’t this only really affect the organic coffee crowd?
So this will place their principles against reality.
Either way I literally won’t lose any sleep over it…
Daily coffee drinker, but I switched to decaf. Couldn’t stand the thought of being needlessly addicted to a substance.
Another option.
http://www.generalhydroponics.com/blog/2011/06/10/growing-success/
I prefer my caffeine in solid form–chocolate, the most important food group!