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Bookmark or Share- Cascara Sagrada: Benefits, Side Effects, and DosageCascara sagrada should not be confused with cascara. Cascara is the dried skin of coffee cherries that some use to make lattes and other coffee drinks. This article discusses the potential benefits, risk factors, and side effects of taking cascara sagrada.
- What is Cascara? | Stumptown Coffee Roasters BlogWhile it’s no mystery to most what coffee is, we thought we’d drop some knowledge about Cascara. So… what is Cascara? Good question. It’s awesome. Coffee beans are the seed of a fruit, commonly referred to as a coffee cherry. This small, fleshy fruit can vary in color based on its variety, but is most often yellow or red when ripe.
- Cascara 'Tea': A Tasty Infusion Made From Coffee WasteCascara is a tea-like drink with a fine, fruity flavor and plenty of caffeine, and it's popping up everywhere. For this new addition to chalkboards nationwide, credit Aida Batlle.
- Cascara Tea Nutrition Facts and Health Benefits - Verywell FitDepending on the variety you purchase at the grocery store or coffee shop, cascara tea has approximately 39 calories in a 1.5-cup serving (in the Nomad Trading Co. variety). A different brand—Caskai—offers a sparkling cascara beverage that has 41 calories in a 275mL (approximately 1 cup) serving.
- What is Cascara? An Overview of Coffee Cherry TeaCascara is found somewhere at the intersection of coffee and tea—although it comes from the coffee plant, the drink doesn’t taste anything like coffee. Cascara tea is often described as having a sweet, fruity taste with notes of rose hip, hibiscus, cherry, red current, mango or even tobacco.
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