Post AP2w2Wfpqa5wyt2fAG by ThorHammerfist@noagendasocial.com
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(DIR) Post #AP0bTJWgLpGgfZlzGK by ThorHammerfist@noagendasocial.com
2022-10-28T00:05:10Z
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I'm pretty certain that this SR800 has paid for itself already. Not only is roasting your own coffee quite a bit cheaper than buying roasted coffee, but you can roast to the level you like.
(DIR) Post #AP0biWu0ttFGV0wR3A by jeremyspokeinclass@noagendasocial.com
2022-10-28T00:07:55Z
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@ThorHammerfist where do you get your beans from? How much cheaper? Better? How much is it?
(DIR) Post #AP0cSupsFWnq317jt2 by ReadyKilowatt@noagendasocial.com
2022-10-28T00:16:19Z
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@jeremyspokeinclass @ThorHammerfist Yea, what he said!
(DIR) Post #AP0cePEzXnx7X6Lqt6 by ThorHammerfist@noagendasocial.com
2022-10-28T00:18:23Z
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@jeremyspokeinclass I've been buying from U-Roast-Em since they're fellow Wisconsinites and have been good to me.Green beans can be easily had for between 1/3 to 1/2 the price of roasted coffee. You can save more by buying in bulk (I usually buy five pounds of each bean type I want) and buying beans on sale.You can get better beans this way. Since I like light roasted coffee and that not common with roasteries around here, I get a much better overall product.https://u-roast-em.com/
(DIR) Post #AP0detoNyy7yIihou0 by captkeebz@noagendasocial.com
2022-10-28T00:29:41Z
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@ThorHammerfist @jeremyspokeinclass good info!
(DIR) Post #AP0fb4JVC7g3ccYriq by DaddyO@noagendasocial.com
2022-10-28T00:51:24Z
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@ThorHammerfist How do you store the green beans? Do they keep fresh in the fridge? In the pantry? About how long before they need to be used?You've got my curiouisity piqued. I never considered roasting my own beans . . . @jeremyspokeinclass
(DIR) Post #AP0gcf2UEdvblfvS7s by ThorHammerfist@noagendasocial.com
2022-10-28T01:02:53Z
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@DaddyO @jeremyspokeinclass Green coffee beans can last a long time depending on how you store them.If you store them in an air tight container in a temperature controlled room (I keep mind in a basement room that stays about the same temperature all year) and don't expose them to light, green beans can last a year pretty easily. They don't even go bad after a year, they just begin to lose some of their flavor profile. They can still be roasted and consumed safely.
(DIR) Post #AP0kuebQznXxRa6ici by DaddyO@noagendasocial.com
2022-10-28T01:50:57Z
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@ThorHammerfist What do you use for grinding, if you don't mind my asking?@jeremyspokeinclass
(DIR) Post #AP0mVTsdvMrsrEHTaS by ThorHammerfist@noagendasocial.com
2022-10-28T02:08:49Z
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@DaddyO @jeremyspokeinclass I use a TIMEMORE Chestnut C2 MAX. It's a manual burr grinder. It has a wide adjustment range from fine to course, grinds consistently, and doesn't break the bank.
(DIR) Post #AP2poFZk1Q8yAl08DA by jeff@haskovec.social
2022-10-29T01:55:14Z
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@ThorHammerfist what is the brand of the roaster? I haven’t seen those before but I might consider that
(DIR) Post #AP2w2Wfpqa5wyt2fAG by ThorHammerfist@noagendasocial.com
2022-10-29T03:05:04Z
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@jeff The brand is Fresh Roast. You can buy it everywhere from Amazon to Sweet Maria's Coffee.