DCHP-1 Online
burnt wheat 
roasted wheat grains, used as a substitute for tea or coffee.
- 1824 . . . dried Indian corn or burnt wheat, (not an uncommon thing among the poorer classes) is employed in place of the Chinese herb.
- 1930 Between huge mouthfuls of pork and onions and gurgling gulps of burnt-wheat coffee, the man talked to his guests. . . .
- 1824 . . . dried Indian corn or burnt wheat, (not an uncommon thing among the poorer classes) is employed in place of the Chinese herb.