Researchers from the University of the Philippines - Los Banos (UPLB) found that sweet sorghum, a grain commonly used in the production of molasses, can be a healthier substitute to regular coffee beans.

In the study titled the “Acceptability, nutritional, and potential health values of sweet sorghum coffee substitute,” the researchers ran sampling tests by roasting the grain and brewing it at different temperatures.

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