What is substitute coffee? Coffee in the Age of War

Substitute coffee, hence the name Siyi, is a suspected coffee drink. As we all know, coffee is a drink made from the fruit of coffee, but in times of war, due to the raw materials of coffee, there is also coffee that is not made from coffee beans.

There is a common kind of coffee called black bean coffee, which is made from black beans to assist in the treatment of shoulder stiffness and some cold diseases, and dandelion coffee, which is a healthy drink made from the dried roots of dandelion.

Later, all kinds of alternative coffee emerged one after another. From soybean dregs. To the roots of lilies, acorns, grape seeds, sunflower seeds and so on. The most interesting thing is the tangerine peel made of orange peel. Baking these things to drink, you can see the degree of obsession with coffee in that era. However, few people will remember the taste of these alternative coffees at that time.