Soothe | Cacao Chai Blend

Soothe is our antidote to overwhelm. We made it for the moments when you want to slow down, soften your shoulders and give your nervous system a bit of care. It’s a rich, spiced cacao blend with reishi and tulsi, two ingredients traditionally used to support calm and stress reduction.

Most hot chocolates, even the ones that call themselves healthy, are mostly sugar and ultra-processed ingredients. 

Soothe starts with raw cacao and adds reishi, tulsi, ginger, ceylon cinnamon and nutmeg. There are no refined sugars and nothing you’d need a chemistry degree to pronounce. It a proper, grown-up hot chocolate with chai spices, and it’s something you can feel good about drinking.

Plenty of people say the ritual itself feels calming straight away, because the warmth, the spices and the chocolate are all part of it. 

Reishi is an ingredient people tend to notice most with regular use, so we’d suggest making using daily for a few weeks to notice the benefits.

Whenever you need to come back to yourself. Most of us love it as an evening ritual, a warm mug after a busy day or just before bed. 

It’s also lovely as a mid-afternoon pause, or on a cold weekend morning when you want something cosy. You can have it hot or iced.

Raw cacao naturally contains a small amount of caffeine. Soothe has approximately 4mg per serving. If you’re very sensitive to caffeine, you may want to try it earlier in the evening first and see how it sits with you.

None at all. Soothe has six simple ingredients: raw cacao, reishi, ginger, Ceylon cinnamon, tulsi and nutmeg. Our mushrooms are third-party tested and everything is pesticide and chemical free.

Yes, all of the ingredients are plant (and fungi!) based. Add your favourite plant milk and it’s vegan from start to finish. (We love coconut milk.)

Please consult your healthcare professional if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, have a medical condition or are taking medication.

Please consult your healthcare professional if you are taking medication. 

Research into functional mushrooms for children is still limited. While there is currently no evidence to suggest they are harmful when used appropriately, there is also not enough research to draw definitive conclusions.

As with any supplement, please consult your GP or paediatrician before introducing functional mushrooms into your child's diet, especially if they are taking medication.