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ground, and used as a coffee substitute and additive in the plant's Mediterranean region of origin, although its use as a coffee additive is still very...

leaves are made into tea in Asia, The fruit and/or seed is used as a coffee substitute.Ilex latifolia also plays a lesser role in the production “Kudingcha...

MacMillan Co., 1963 w:Coffee berry. Some of the material on this page may be from Wikipedia, under the Creative Commons license. Coffee berry QR Code (Size...

dark green, abruptly pointed and smooth. Beans said to be used as a coffee substitute. CH The above text is from the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture...

brown white-eyed globular seeds are sometimes roasted and used as a coffee substitute. Okra should be sown in a dry warm soil, of medium fertility and texture...

apparent but is rare. The root can be roasted and ground to form a coffee substitute. The Washington State Noxious Weed Control Board - Catsear USDA Plants...

and Korean as bori cha. The roasted flavor can be reminiscent of coffee (without coffee's bitterness and caffeine). It is often drunk cold in the summer...

potent. Chickpeas were grown in some areas of Germany for use as a coffee substitute in the First World War. File:2005chickpea.PNG The name "chickpea" derives...

food, the pods being eaten when young and the seeds, when roasted, substituted for coffee. Seeds are sown in drills in April. The plants require no special...

senna, Chinese senna, sicklepod, sickle-pod, sickle pod, coffee weed, coffeeweed, coffee pod, coffee-pod, java bean, java-bean, or arsenic weed. It grows wild...

"Sweet Maria's Coffee Cupping Reviews: The Coffees of Ethiopia". Sweet Maria's Coffee, Inc.. Retrieved on 2007-04-17. "Ethiopian coffees can vary greatly...

bile secretion. While goldenseal, like all alkaloid-rich herbs including coffee and tobacco should be avoided during pregnancy and given to very young children...

in the tropics as a weed, the seeds used as a substitute for coffee; it is the "fedegosa" and "negro coffee" of Afr.: lfts. 4-12 pairs, ovate-lanceolate...

from Japan and China. It is also known as the soja or soya bean, coffee bean and coffee berry. It grows 2H5 ft. high, making a rank, bushy herb, and bearing...

tuberosus (Jerusalem artichoke). Roots of chicory, roasted, are a substitute for coffee. The following yield dyes: Carthamus tinctorius, (safflower) yields...

farm crop. Prior to that year, its cultivation as an adulterant and substitute for coffee was largely prevented by the prejudice of the principal consumers...

roasted when ripe by the Mexicans who use the thick seed-coat as a substitute for coffee. A slow grower and not of sufficient size for timber. CH The above...

The seeds are small and white in colour and can be roasted as a substitute for coffee. Its leaves may be brewed for tea. The skin is also edible and tastes...

eaten boiled, or roasted like peanuts, often used for soup or as a substitute for coffee; and some kinds are used for horse-feed. It is a promising crop for...

flowers with lime. The seeds of I. Pseudacorus have been used as a substitute for coffee. The rootstocks of Homeria collina of South Africa are very poisonous...