Everyday Dose mushroom coffee is an instant Arabica coffee blend with added ingredients such as collagen, L-theanine, chaga, and lion’s mane. If you want to know whether it fits your morning, start with four things: what the label tells you, its 90 mg caffeine serving, the taste you want, and what each cup costs.
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What is Everyday Dose mushroom coffee?
Everyday Dose Coffee+ is coffee with functional-mushroom ingredients added. The retailer listing for Everyday Dose Medium Roast Coffee+ describes 100% Arabica instant coffee with collagen, L-theanine, chaga, and lion’s mane. It lists 90 mg of caffeine per serving and says it is ready in about 30 seconds.
The brand positions the Medium Roast Coffee+ around energy, focus, gut health, and skin support. Those are the maker’s claims. A cup is still best chosen as coffee first: by caffeine, flavor, price, and the details the label actually gives you.
What is in a cup, and what does the label leave open?
The Medium Roast Coffee+ package shown by Shipt names collagen, L-theanine, chaga, and lion’s mane alongside Arabica coffee. It gives the caffeine amount, but not individual amounts for the added ingredients in the listing provided here.
Target’s separate Everyday Dose Protein Coffee+ in caramel is a different product. Its label lists whey protein concentrate, cane sugar, coffee, organic A2 milk powder, L-theanine, organic chaga fruiting-body extract, organic lion’s mane fruiting-body extract, monk fruit, and other ingredients. It has 10 g protein, 7 g total sugar, and 5 g added sugar per 23 g serving. It contains milk and is made in a facility that processes milk, wheat, and tree nuts.
| Product | What is listed | What you can confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Everyday Dose Medium Roast Coffee+ | Arabica coffee, collagen, L-theanine, chaga, lion’s mane | 90 mg caffeine per serving; dark-chocolate, creamy, full-bodied tasting notes |
| Everyday Dose Protein Coffee+ Caramel | Whey protein, coffee, milk powder, L-theanine, chaga, lion’s mane | 10 g protein, 7 g sugars, 90 calories, 90 mg caffeine per serving |
For a fuller label-reading method, use our label worksheet. Ingredient names matter, but the dose, form, and serving size matter too.
How much caffeine is in Everyday Dose?
Both the Medium Roast Coffee+ listing and the Protein Coffee+ caramel package list 90 mg of caffeine per serving. That is the number to use when you add up coffee, tea, soda, energy drinks, and supplements across your day.
Sensitivity to caffeine varies, so count the 90 mg serving toward your day’s total. If you are pregnant, trying to become pregnant, breastfeeding, take medication, or have a condition affected by caffeine, ask your clinician what amount fits your situation.
How do you make it hot or cold?
For the Medium Roast instant coffee, add the powder to hot water and stir or froth it. The retailer copy says preparation takes about 30 seconds. You can also use cold water or milk and ice if you prefer an iced drink; make sure the powder is fully mixed first.
Protein Coffee+ is a separate blend. Its label has milk ingredients and 90 calories per serving, so it is not a zero-calorie choice if your fasting rules exclude calories. The Medium Roast retailer listing does not provide calorie information in the material here, so check the package before using it during a fast.
What does research say about the ingredients?
Coffee research is much deeper than mushroom-coffee research.
The retailer materials here do not state the L-theanine amount in Everyday Dose Coffee+.
Collagen is listed, but its amount is not given in the retailer material.
Lion’s mane and chaga are the mushroom ingredients to focus on here. Memorial Sloan Kettering notes that lion’s mane supplement research is still limited and lists abdominal discomfort, nausea, and skin rash among reported side effects. Its lion’s mane overview is a useful plain-language reference. Chaga deserves extra care if you have kidney concerns: Pilly Labs states that chaga contains oxalates and advises people with digestive or kidney issues to discuss mushroom coffee with a clinician. Pilly Labs also states that research on ingredients does not predict outcomes from a finished coffee.
What does it taste like?
The Medium Roast Coffee+ package describes dark chocolate, creamy, and full-bodied notes. Protein Coffee+ caramel is described as sweet, buttery, and full-bodied. Mushroom coffee usually tastes more like coffee than mushrooms because coffee is the main flavor base; sweetness, milk, and preparation will change the result most.
What does Everyday Dose cost per cup?
Prices shown below were captured on October 6, 2026. Check the retailer or checkout for today’s price, especially where a sale price is shown.
| Option | Package and price shown | Cost per serving | Useful fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Everyday Dose Medium Roast Coffee+ | Shipt: $14.99 for 4.4 oz | Servings per container not shown in the retailer listing; divide the price by the serving count on the package | Instant coffee with 90 mg caffeine |
| Everyday Dose Protein Coffee+ Caramel | Target: 10 servings; no price shown in the captured listing | Check Target for the current per-serving price | Protein coffee with milk ingredients |
| Pilly Labs Vitality Mushroom Coffee | $47.99 for 34 servings | About $1.41 | Ground coffee for traditional brewing |
How does it compare with a ground mushroom coffee?
The coffee brands named in retailer and seller material include Everyday Dose, Pilly Labs, and Nescafé. This comparison stays with the first two because they are the mushroom-coffee options relevant to this decision.
| Criteria | Everyday Dose Medium Roast Coffee+ | Pilly Labs Vitality Mushroom Coffee |
|---|---|---|
| Form | Instant | Ground; brew with drip, pour-over, or French press |
| Listed additions | Collagen, L-theanine, chaga, lion’s mane | 90% Arabica coffee, 5% lion’s mane powder, 5% chaga powder |
| Amounts | 90 mg caffeine is listed; added-ingredient amounts are not listed in the retailer material | About 500 mg each lion’s mane and chaga from the listed ratio; these are approximate, not owner-verified physical-label amounts |
| Caffeine | 90 mg per serving | Contains caffeine; the amount is not disclosed on the product page |
| Sugar | Not stated for Medium Roast; Protein Coffee+ caramel lists 7 g total sugar | 0 g sugar listed |
| Servings and return window | Servings per container not shown in the retailer listing; divide the price by the serving count on the package | 34 servings; 30-day satisfaction-review window |
Choose Everyday Dose if instant preparation, a declared 90 mg caffeine serving, and its creamy coffee profile are your priorities. Choose Pilly Labs Vitality Mushroom Coffee if you prefer ground coffee, traditional brewing, and a listed 90/5/5 coffee-to-mushroom ratio. Neither format is automatically a better fit; your label-detail needs, caffeine preference, taste, and cost per cup decide it.
For more context on what the mushrooms add to a coffee routine, see our dose reality guide.
Who should pause before ordering?
Ask a clinician first if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, take blood-thinning or blood-sugar medication, have kidney concerns or a mushroom allergy, or are managing a medical condition. That is especially useful with a chaga-containing blend. If caffeine commonly affects your sleep, heart rate, stomach, or anxiety level, count the 90 mg serving within your full daily caffeine intake.
Before you order
- Choose the exact product: Medium Roast Coffee+ and Protein Coffee+ are different formulas.
- Check the package for serving size, calories, allergens, and the current price.
- Decide whether instant convenience or brewed ground coffee fits your morning better.
- Ask support for any individual ingredient amount that matters to your choice.
Start with the format you will actually enjoy drinking, then check the current label and price before you place an order.
By CoffeeWeekly.com Editorial Team
This article is for general information purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Consult your doctor or qualified healthcare provider before making changes to your health routine.