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这种饮料二战时期曾是咖啡的替代品如今超越可乐奶茶风靡美国

美國人喜歡喝什麽?可樂咖啡抑或奶茶?事實也許的確如此,,但一種更爲流行的飲料正在風靡美國。

這種就是一種種叫蒲公英咖啡的飲料。蒲公英咖啡是一種咖啡的草本代替品，味道和咖啡極爲相似，但成本更爲便宜，也沒有刺激性。這種飲料在二戰物質匮乏時期的作爲咖啡的替代品。如今它卻進入了美國餐廳、咖啡廳、酒吧甚至星巴克咖啡店。

洛杉矶素食餐厅 Kitchen Mouse 的服务员Erin Johnson 说，“我们是一年半之前开始卖蒲公英咖啡的，现在它越来越流行了。很多人喜欢它和咖啡相似的味道，但却没有咖啡因的刺激作用。”Erin Johnson同样表示了对蒲公英咖啡的喜爱“当我第一次品尝到这种饮料的时候，我就觉得我很喜欢。”

蒲公英用作飲品可是我們老祖宗的傳統。《本草綱目》記載：“蒲公英主治婦人乳癰腫，水煮汿飲?饽蛑⑾＝馐扯荊⒅推迦榷荊扯荊裰住⒔岷恕壑住薄！侗靜菡濉芬菜擔骸捌壓ⅲ湫鄖辶梗我磺敘鄞⒂稈瘛⒑熘茲榷局钪ⅲ煞煞螅撓杏ρ椋穩橛溉轲埽熘准峥椋任Ы荨友斫嵌壬俠此擔壓⒌母垢緩浚兀確岣壞目笪镏剩鼓苎浮�

和以前和重要治病不同，现在蒲公英咖啡经过大胆的改良，口味较战时更为丰富，这种饮料的成分不仅有蒲公英的根茎，还有大麦、黑麦、菊苣、甜菜根。如果在冲兑的时候混合牛奶，看起来就跟你在星巴克买的咖啡差不多。据说，这种蒲公英咖啡有很丰富的维他命 B ，也能提供很多能量。“蒲公英咖啡的热量可能会让你把它和咖啡混为一谈。”健康教练 Robyn Youkilis 评价说。有人还建议最好是在这个蒲公英咖啡的包装上写：晚上入睡前慎喝。

對于我們追趕時髦又喜歡養生的國人來說，怎麽才能買到這種飲品呢，其實淘寶上早就有賣了。如果自己想制作了，下面有一個教程供大家參考：

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