As coffee prices surge, South African consumers are turning to energising alternatives that not only save money but also offer health benefits.
As coffee price s surge, South African consumers are turning to energising alternatives to save money.The rising cost of coffee has left South African consumers searching for alternatives to their daily caffeine fix. South African coffee drinkers are now paying around 47% more for a jar of instant coffee than they did a year ago.
Vietnam, the second-largest coffee producer, is also experiencing supply difficulties due to poor harvests in recent years. The country's agriculture department projected a 20% drop in production this year, the lowest in four years.that provide a similar boost with added health benefits. but without the side effects of caffeine. Mesquite powder is considered a superfood by scientists and has restorative benefits for diabetesGreen tea is a popular option for those seeking a milder caffeine boost without the jitters. Rich in antioxidants, it enhances the metabolism and promotes improved concentration. Its lower caffeine content compared to coffee means you get an energy lift without an inevitable crash.
Matcha powder, almond milk, blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, chia seeds, and mint combine to create a revitalising morning drink packed with antioxidants, vitamins, and slow-releasing energy to keep you going throughout the day.Kombucha, a fermented tea, has gained popularity for its probiotic properties. This tangy beverage supports gut health, improves digestion, and strengthens immunity.
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