Cafix All Natural Instant Beverage — 7.05 oz Each / Pack of 2
Cafix Crystals offer a rich, robust taste yet none of the caffeine or acidity found in coffee or tea. Unlike decaffeinated beverages, Cafix Crystals do not undergo additional processing due to the naturally caffeine free ingredients. This jar yields approximately 100 cups. Over 40 years ago, our founder Carl Moll established a high standard for
Cafix Crystals offer a rich, robust taste yet none of the caffeine or acidity found in coffee or tea. Unlike decaffeinated beverages, Cafix Crystals do not undergo additional processing due to the naturally caffeine free ingredients.
This jar yields approximately 100 cups.
Over 40 years ago, our founder Carl Moll established a high standard for premium coffee substitutes.
Today we proudly continue this tradition in his honor.
Product Features
- 100% Naturally Caffeine Free!
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Okay until something better comes along This is the closest thing I’ve found to coffee, but I drink it with plenty of sweetener and cream, so it’s more the body than the flavor that appeals to me. The recommended serving is 1 teaspoon per cup, which would be okay if you just wanted weak brown water. I’ve found that in order for it to have any real flavor at all, it takes two rounded tablespoons per one cup of water. That’s seven times as much as advertised. So instead of the estimated 100 servings per jar, it turns out to be more…
Cafix has nice big crystals that dissolve quickly and completely Well, it ain’t coffee. ;/ But then again, that’s the point. I have tried Pero, another type of coffee substitute and find Cafix to be closer to the real thing, although neither are all that close. Cafix has nice big crystals that dissolve quickly and completely, unlike the micro-fine Pero version. I also find the recommended one teaspoon per cup to be inadequate. I put in 2 1/2 per 8 oz. cup and it’s at least decent if you drink it hot and fast. I do not use cream or sugar so I can’t say how…
Best substitute for coffee I am allergic to coffee – the bean – much to my dismay, and there really is no substitute, but the closest I can get is Cafix. There is another, similar substitute, but it is made in another country, and since I detect no difference, I go with this one made in the U.S. It’s freeze-dried crystals, just like the freeze-dried crystals Folgers that came out when I was in college eons ago (the late 70s/earaly 80s), and I thought was amazing. It goes well with flavored coffee creamers, and makes a…