Cherie Sweet Heart Adaptogen Super Blend, USDA Organic, Maca + Reishi + Ashwagandha, 6 Ounce Bag, Non-GMO, Vegan, Gluten FreeUSDA Organic

This product is good for your coffee good with your hot chocolate to add on also good in soups and it’s also good for my dog. It’s very versatile and it’s very healthy.

Great value, honest, straight forward packaging and product info, prompt arrival, great option to begin getting to know the remarkable healing benefits of medicinal mushrooms.

No bad taste

Love this. Add it to my smoothies and hot chocolate. Doesn’t have a noticeable taste.

I thought this product was great. Tastes like a hug in a mug when blended with warm milk (plant based milk) I used a hand held frother but it could also go into a smoothy or plug in milk frother. I add it to my tea latte and it adds a little creamy texture but can’t taste any difference really. I think the serving size compared to the ounces and number of servings makes it a good deal. Noticed a bit more clarity in my thinking and focus.

Good

Helps me get the nutrients from mushrooms that I wouldn't otherwise get.

This has a Propositions 65 warning on the back for lead contamination! You know the thing that decimated Flint, Michigan's water supply and has a list of negative health effects longer than I can put in an Amazon comment. So no, it doesn't matter that it says it is GMO free and Organic (assuming that claim is true..) if it puts me at risk for lead contamination. The whole point of paying the Organic premium is that it is safer for my body.It also suggests that the seller's claim that these is "Manufactured in the USA" is misleading if not outright deceitful. The other half of that sentence should be "using ingredients sourced globally." I am not aware of mushrooms grown in the USA that require a Prop 65 warning. However, numerous food products, including vegetables, grown in China and parts of Southeast Asia do require those warnings. So it seems highly likely that they are sourcing mushrooms from that part of the world and then "manufacturing" them in some way to put the "Manufactured in the USA" label on the package in a misleading manner.