“We could actually take an extract, like a botanical liquid, and infuse that with coffee beans after the coffee was roasted so you can keep the ritual the same”

How I Built This with Guy Raz · Advice Line with Nick Green of Thrive Market

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Worked with a food scientist to use a liquid botanical extract infused after roasting to add adaptogenic mushroom benefits without powder texture

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