How is chicory with rosehip different from coffee, and who is it suitable for?

The main difference is the absence of caffeine. HUTOROK chicory with rosehip can be drunk in the morning without worrying about a stimulating effect, and in the evening, when classic coffee would keep you awake. The drink has a rich taste with the characteristic bitterness of chicory, which the rosehip softens with a light berry note — the result is a rounder, warmer aroma than that of pure chicory.

The drink is based on chicory extract, which is rich in inulin: a natural soluble dietary fibre that serves as a nutrient medium for beneficial gut microflora. This makes it an interesting choice for those who pay attention to a balanced diet and want to include more dietary fibre in it without changing their familiar ritual of a warm drink.

The drink fits well into the diet of those who are gradually cutting down on coffee, are looking for an alternative for the afternoon or simply prefer caffeine-free drinks. The instant form lets you make it quickly — at home, at work or on the go. If you wish, you can add milk or a plant-based drink to soften the bitterness and get a gentler taste.

The product is not a substitute for a balanced diet and is not intended to treat or prevent any disease. If you have chronic conditions, are pregnant or take medicines, consult a specialist before adding it to your diet.