Cafe Crown Collagen Probiotic Fiber Chicory Coffee Calories

Stir one medium teaspoon, about 5 g, into hot water and mix until dissolved. Follow the package directions for the amount of water, since a specific water volume is not provided here.

Chicory root itself is naturally caffeine-free. Whether this particular mix contains caffeine depends on whether it also includes coffee or another caffeinated ingredient, so chicory alone does not establish the finished product’s caffeine content.

The phrase “probiotic fiber” does not by itself confirm that live probiotic bacteria are in the drink. Fiber may instead act as a prebiotic food for gut bacteria; live cultures would need to be identified separately in the product information.

The product name does not establish whether its collagen comes from bovine, marine or another source. The ingredient information should identify the source, which matters if you avoid a particular animal-derived ingredient.

Not exactly. Chicory drinks often have a roasted, earthy flavor, but they are not the same as drinks made from roasted coffee beans. The added collagen and fiber are also part of what makes this mix different.

It can serve as a morning hot drink, but it may not provide the same coffee flavor or caffeine. Chicory is caffeine-free on its own, so don’t count on this mix for a caffeine boost unless its ingredients say otherwise.

Yes, its added fiber may cause gas or bloating in some people, particularly when they are not used to a fiber-rich drink. Try a smaller amount first and see how your digestion responds.

No, the drink is not a weight-loss product and does not directly burn body fat. Having it instead of another drink may change what you consume, but the chicory, collagen and fiber do not guarantee weight loss.

Keep the package tightly closed in a cool, dry place after opening. Keeping moisture out helps prevent the powder from clumping and makes it easier to mix into a drink.