Two ways to start the morning
One blend is a roast, the other is a tea. Here is what actually differs between them, and how to pick the one for your mornings.
Mushroom coffee, made properly
Six functional mushrooms and a proper roast. One scoop, no jitters, no added sugar.
Two blends, one formula. Coffee for the morning, matcha for the afternoon, six functional mushrooms in both.
Six mushrooms, Instant arabica, Coconut milk, MCT oil, No added sugar, Vegan
Six mushrooms, Ceremonial matcha, Blue spirulina, Pink salt, No added sugar, Vegan
Every ingredient is here because it does something. No fillers, no proprietary blends.
Every ingredient is here because it does something. No fillers, no proprietary blends.
Traditionally taken for focus
A pale, shaggy mushroom that has been part of East Asian cooking and tea for centuries. It is one of the six mushrooms in the extract blend listed on the pack.
Mild, and a close relative of the oyster mushroom
Thick stemmed and gentle in flavour, King Trumpet rounds out the blend without adding any taste of its own. Like the others it is part of the six mushroom extract blend listed on the pack.
The one you already know from the kitchen
Shiitake has one of the longest records of everyday use of any mushroom. In the blend it brings a quiet savoury depth that sits behind the roast or the matcha rather than on top of it.
The evening end of the mushroom family
Bitter on its own, so it is balanced within the blend rather than dominant. It sits behind the roast instead of competing with it.
A long-standing part of endurance traditions
Part of endurance traditions for centuries. It carries a faintly savoury note that disappears entirely once there is milk in the cup.
One of the most researched of the six
Named for the banding on its caps. It is the quietest ingredient in the blend by taste, and one of the most researched, with the studies summarised on our research page.
Traditionally taken for focus
A pale, shaggy mushroom that has been part of East Asian cooking and tea for centuries. It is one of the six mushrooms in the extract blend listed on the pack.
Mild, and a close relative of the oyster mushroom
Thick stemmed and gentle in flavour, King Trumpet rounds out the blend without adding any taste of its own. Like the others it is part of the six mushroom extract blend listed on the pack.
The one you already know from the kitchen
Shiitake has one of the longest records of everyday use of any mushroom. In the blend it brings a quiet savoury depth that sits behind the roast or the matcha rather than on top of it.
The evening end of the mushroom family
Bitter on its own, so it is balanced within the blend rather than dominant. It sits behind the roast instead of competing with it.
A long-standing part of endurance traditions
Part of endurance traditions for centuries. It carries a faintly savoury note that disappears entirely once there is milk in the cup.
One of the most researched of the six
Named for the banding on its caps. It is the quietest ingredient in the blend by taste, and one of the most researched, with the studies summarised on our research page.
Love the Benefits. Love the Taste.
I love the benefits, but the biggest surprise is that it doesn’t even taste like mushrooms! I actually look forward to having it.
James Broadford
Finally, Matcha I Actually Enjoy!
Bought it for the benefits and ended up loving the flavour just as much. Such an easy addition to my daily routine.
Jessica Coates
Doesn’t Even Taste Like Mushrooms!
I put off trying it because I thought it would taste like mushrooms. It really doesn’t! Love getting the benefits in something that actually tastes good.
Emily S
My 3pm Slump Is Gone
I used to reach for a second coffee every afternoon and still feel flat. Swapped my morning cup for Mello and the afternoon dip just stopped showing up.
Sarah M
Smooth, No Jitters
Regular coffee makes me edgy. This gives me the focus without the racing heart, and it actually tastes like a proper coffee, not a health drink.
Daniel K
Easiest Part of My Morning
One scoop, hot water, done. No machine, no mess. I take the matcha to work and it mixes fine with cold milk too.
Priya R
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Comparison figures are typical Australian retail prices for a month of each item, rounded to the nearest five dollars. MELLO is the price of one 180g pouch, 30 serves.
Shop the blendIt is regular coffee, with six functional mushrooms extracted into it. You get a roast that tastes like coffee and a caffeine level below a standard double shot, so the lift arrives without the sharp edge.
One scoop into a mug, 200ml of hot water just off the boil, stir. It dissolves fully, so there is nothing to filter. Milk, oat or otherwise, goes in after.
About 48mg per serve, about half a standard double shot. About the same in both blends.
Like a medium dark roast with a little more body. The mushrooms read as earthiness rather than as mushroom, and the coconut milk in the coffee blend softens it without any sugar.
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Yes. Two pouches save 10% and three save 20% off the single pouch price, applied automatically. Every order ships free within Australia and is covered by the 30 day money back guarantee.
One blend is a roast, the other is a tea. Here is what actually differs between them, and how to pick the one for your mornings.
The coffee came first. The mushrooms were built around a medium dark arabica, not the other way round, and that order matters for the cup.
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