Roasted Dandelion Root
Also known as Dandelion Coffee
Pricing on Etsy
Sold by weight, 1 oz – 1 lb. Exact pricing per size is shown at checkout.
1 oz – 1 lb — choose your weight on the next step.
Photographs are often staged or closely zoomed. Colour varies from batch to batch — please read the description below.
Caution
Those with known allergies to plants in the Asteraceae (daisy) family—such as ragweed, chrysanthemums, or marigolds—should exercise caution when using dandelion products, as allergic reactions are possible.
About this herb
Roasted Dandelion root (coffee alternative).
A Robust, Caffeine-Free Coffee Substitute Roasted Dandelion Root, also known as Dandelion Coffee, is a naturally caffeine-free beverage that mimics the bold, earthy flavor of roasted coffee beans—without the acidity or jittery effects. It offers a rich, roasted flavor profile with a subtle natural sweetness, thanks to the inherent fructose in the root.
This makes it a favorite among those looking for a nourishing, alkaline, and bitter-free alternative to coffee.
Nutritional & Herbal Profile Dandelion is a nutrient-rich plant, containing: Fiber, protein, and B-complex vitamins Vitamin C, calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, and zinc Beta-carotene, which the body converts to vitamin A
The entire plant—roots, leaves, and flowers—is edible and historically used in both food and herbalism. Dandelion root is prized in herbal traditions for its digestive, liver, and urinary support properties.
Culinary & Traditional Uses Brew into a coffee-like herbal tea or combine with other roots and herbs for a custom blend. Add to cleansing tonics, bitters, or digestive support formulas. Use the flowers and leaves in fresh salads or to make jellies and jams. 🌱 This roasted form is perfect for steeping in hot water like a tea or simmering in nut milk for a creamy “latte” experience.
Fun Facts & Folklore Dandelion has been affectionately called names like “monk’s crown,” “dog’s lettuce,” and “swine’s snout.” In France, it's known as “pissenlit,” and in the English countryside, the nickname “piss-a-bed” hints at the root's historical use as a natural diuretic.
Product details
| Process | roasted Dandelion root, cut and sifted |
|---|---|
| Color | Rich Brown |
| Fragrance | Deep, roasted aroma |
| Origin | Bulgaria |
| Available sizes | 1 oz – 1 lb |
Storage
Keep in a sealed container, away from heat, light and moisture.
Shipping
Orders are processed 9am–6pm, Monday to Friday. Closed weekends and major US holidays.
| North America | 3–7 business days |
|---|---|
| Canada | 10–15 business days |
| Europe | 12–18 business days |
About the photographs
Product photographs are often staged or closely zoomed. Herbs are a natural product and colour varies from batch to batch, so please read the description rather than judging by the photo alone.
Bulk & wholesale
Larger bulk and wholesale quantities are available on most items. Ask about wholesale pricing.
Disclaimer — US FDA regulations
This information should never replace the care of a medical doctor. We are not medical professionals and are not claiming to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. This is provided for educational purposes only, based on common and publicly accessible historical information about the herb. You must be 18 years or older to purchase. We recommend educating yourself about any herb before buying it.
Reviews for Roasted Dandelion Root
Collected through the Etsy storefront, where orders are placed.
“Great product! Bought for anti-inflammatory effects”
“Great taste for the Tea.”
“Shelly has high quality products. My products are packaged well and I am a return customer.”
“Takes a little while to get it, but it is an unusual item. Makes a good tea if you like something different.”
“Returning customer for the past 2 years. Best roasted dandelion on the market... I ran out of it and ordered some from a different seller from Amazon: worst decision ever. The dandelion from Shelly is the best. Smells like roasted coffee with notes of chocolate. I am thinking about custom order so i can have more than 16 oz at home. I have gastrointestinal issue. Dandelion and burdock are a must for me. Thank you, Shelly. The only downside is that they take took too long to ship. But after that the quality of the root is outstanding.”
