Symingtons Dandelion Coffee

symingtons dandelion coffee is now lactose free .
i have been using this product for 15 years . i even sell it in my cafe.
this new product with glucose & dextrose is atrocious.
its a completely different product, does not even smell the same & is a lighter colour.
there have been so many complaints from my customers about it that im seriouly considering not selling it any more.
what are the symingtons people thinking?
i & my clients are so disappointed with this inferior product.
my advice is to bring back the original product now before you go out of business.

I was a coffee addict so I was somewhat lost when I was diagnosed as intolerant both to caffeine and coffee beans. A friend told me about Dandelion coffee and as I am sure most people would be - I wasn't rushing to try it. But I did and it looks a liitle like coffee granules and is made from the roots of wildcrafted dandelions. The roots are dried, roasted and turned into a "coffee" compound. It is caffeine free and I understand that at one time the product contained lactose, but it now does not. You get 100g for varying prices depending on where you shop - I get mine from Holland and Barrett for just under £3. The instructions say you need one teaspoonful to ...  Read the complete review

WHAT IS DANDELION COFFEE? For starters, it's caffeine free. The manufacturers claim that it's made without the use of chemicals or preservatives. Dandelions are specially farmed, and when harvested the roots are air-dried, roasted and ground. Then fresh water is added to produce a liquid extract, to be finally combined with lactose, producing the soluble granules of dandelion coffee. The granules look pretty similar to normal coffee. HEALTH BENEFITS I did a bit of surreptitious googling for this, and noted that Demented Poo Woman from "You Are What You Eat" has a recipe to make it ...  Read the complete review