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rw wrote:
jeff miller wrote: rw wrote: Wolfgang wrote: One day last week, Becky stopped by with some freshly roasted and ground Colombian caranavi. You should get whole beans and grind your own as needed. Ground coffee loses its freshness quickly. Keep it in the freezer in a sealed container. the freezer thing isn't a good idea in my opinion. That's what the sea;ed container is for. I have no interest in roasting my own beans, or growing them for that matter. i don't roast them either...though like flytying i reckon it would be sportin a time or two just for the experience. but, i still think the freezer is an unnecessary effort for roasted coffee beans...even in sealed containers. i'm sure others agree with you. jeff |
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