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CoffeeKid - The Crema Rule

CoffeeKid - The Crema Rule ()

  „Beans roasted 12-24 hours before you grind them are the freshest possible beans you could have, and definitely fresher than almost any storebought bean you could get. Most beans need to "degas" a bit after roasting, so 12 hours is a good wait time. Beans begin to oxidize almost immediately which in turn damages them. This means that beans capable of producing great crema a day after they were roasted might produce no crema at all 7 days after they were roasted (and kept in less any environment that contains oxygen, including your sealed tight jars).“

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Packaged Coffees Packaged Coffees

  „The Full City roast, a favorite among restaurants, elicits the delicate, complex aroma and full body of Salvadoran beans. (Whole bean or drip grind. Also available in 5 lb. whole bean bulk package.)“

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View topic - New Gaggia machine user - Coffee Forum View topic - New Gaggia machine user - Coffee Forum

  „How fine the bean should be grinded? (The coffee shop can help me to grind as fine as Turkish coffee but warns me it may burn the coffee.)“

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Grind Your Own Beans  (INeedCoffee.com) Grind Your Own Beans (INeedCoffee.com)

  „I found that the coffee was much fresher and tasted much better when I ground my own beans, but this type of grinder had some major drawbacks:“

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Amazon.com: Kitchen & Housewares: La Pavoni PA-Burr Coffee Grinder, White Amazon.com: Kitchen & Housewares: La Pavoni PA-Burr Coffee Grinder, White

  Grind coffee with the ease and accuracy of a professional with this coffee grinder by La Pavoni. The bean chamber conveniently holds 4 ounces of coffee (enough for 18 cups) so you won't need to keep refilling it when brewing for a large group. The fineness selector on the left side of the unit has 19--count 'em, 19--settings, from coarse to extra fine.“

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