1 kilo caapi 1/3 cup peppercorns 1/3 cup whole coffee beans3 bags good earth tea 1 lemonReduced down to the final product seen below. Infused a bit with steamed milk and honey - chaiawasca!  "Facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored." -A.Huxley
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I'm baffled. How does it taste?
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۩ wrote:I'm baffled. How does it taste? I shouldn't have added the lemon. That aside, it tastes pretty good with the milk. I can use the concentrate with warm milk and honey for mild caapi doses throughout the day - my goal.  "Facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored." -A.Huxley
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<3 the idea of chaiahuasca. I'm a little concerned I might have issues with the coffee in this particular recipe, but I'm moar sensitive to caffeine than most. It's a great idea however, and I'll definitely be trying a modified version of this.
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that would retire me for a good while..the caffine and spices would make that the worst thing on my stomach when mixed in with the caapi..spices and ayahuasca dont mix well for me..I like chai tea though  Long live the unwoke.
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dreamer042 wrote:I'm a little concerned I might have issues with the coffee in this particular recipe, I will go without the coffee as well next time. I initially wanted a caffeine boost - but I was being too ambitious. Next time! "Facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored." -A.Huxley
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Guayusa is traditionally used as an ayahuasca caffeine boost. I would try that, or some yerba mate.
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