Pero Coffee Substitute Instant Tin 7 oz (Pack Of 6)

I have bought this coffee substitute before from a different seller. I love it as a caffeine free coffee substitute. It's important to point out, to those who are trying to kick the caffeine habit, that if you drink two or more cups of coffee a day routinely you are already addicted to caffeine. Therefore when you reduce your caffeine intake you will go through withdrawal symptoms. If you have nausea, or a headache, as a result of switching from coffee to this product – it is not because of this product! Those are standard symptoms of caffeine withdrawal! Also, this tastes interchangeable with coffee as long as you add some form of milk/creamer and a sweetener. If you're drinking it black it's going to taste like a substitute rather than coffee. I have no idea why, or how, it works like that. I just know it doesn't taste like coffee when it's black. But it tastes like I'm drinking a new brand of coffee when I drink it with milk and sweetener. In fact, you could give it to me (with milk and sweetener in it) and pretend it's a new brand of coffee you're trying, and I'd believe you. Lastly- since I'm not reviewing “Pero coffee substitute” as the product, but “this set of 6 Pero coffee substitute” as the product- I hope I can get away with adding this: This seller was the only Pero seller of sets who wasn't scamming. It $11.67 each for 6. Many other sellers on Walmart.com will run fake sales and jack up the price of each individual Pero coffee substitute when they sell them in sets of 2 or more. You'll notice (if you do the math): To give an example: Imagine I'm a scam seller who's selling my goods at $10 each. But my product has OPTIONS. You can choose to buy them as a set. But when you buy 2 as a set, I increase the price to $21. If the products are $10 each, then a set of two should cost $20 not $21. And they will keep increasing the price as the set size gets bigger. So if it's a set of 5 they might charge $63. But obviously 5 @ $10 each should be $50 right? So what's with the added $? It's intentional. They use prices that are hard to do mental math with- like how Pero costs $11.67 for 1. Then you aren't likely to notice that they added a $. Or a few $$. And what's worse! They pretend to have a “sale”. They choose a random big price and then mark it down, but the sale price is still higher than the cost of the single item multiplied by the set value. Example: BIG SALE! It was $68 for 4 but now it's only $58 for 4! (Yet individually they cost $12.32. Meaning 4 should only cost $49. Some sellers here in Walmart are pulling that crap with Pero. That's why I chose this seller (Diya Mall). The price per unit item stays the same.