The question is, should you add turmeric to your coffee?

Well, yes—and no. It depends on how much turmeric you use and whether the coffee is sweet enough to offset the bitterness of the spice. (P.S. Reyes Coffee is naturally sweet)

Turmeric is a spice that has been used in Indian cooking for thousands of years. It’s also commonly used as a natural remedy for many different ailments, including joint pain and inflammation. But can you add it to your coffee?

Let’s talk about the positives first: Turmeric contains curcumin, which may help reduce inflammation throughout the body. Also, turmeric is so potent, you only need a small amount to reap its benefits—so adding it to your morning cup of joe could be a great way to start your day off right!

Here’s a fun fact: coffee contains some pretty potent anti-inflammatory properties (namely caffeine), so if you’re consuming coffee and turmeric together you might cancel out one another’s effects.

Coffee turmeric lattes are the latest in a long line of healthy drinks that have taken over Los Angeles.

It’s no secret that Los Angeles is home to some of the most health-conscious people in the country, and we’re always looking for new ways to stay fit and active. Coffee turmeric lattes are just one example of how our city is leading the way when it comes to healthy living—and they’re not going anywhere anytime soon!

Let’s get to the bottom of what these lattes are actually made of, shall we? Coffee and turmeric.

Where to get them: We’ve rounded up five different coffee shops in Los Angeles where you can get your hands on these delicious treats.

If you’d like to brew a turmeric latte at home, we highly recommend you try our coffee. Click here to go to our shop.