RE: Roasting coffee was Re: Detox Ideas (from concrete etc)

[Guest guest]

> How do you roast your beans? Ron

I'd be interested in roasting just to have the whole house smell so good! No

need to even drink the stuff just breathe in!.

BTW I wonder if, by inhaling coffee-roasting-aroma, you get any of its

effects, you know, like a little bitty caffeine buzz? Sorry.... ~Robin

[Guest guest]

> I'd be interested in roasting just to have the whole house

> smell so good! No

> need to even drink the stuff just breathe in!.

> BTW I wonder if, by inhaling coffee-roasting-aroma, you get any of its

> effects, you know, like a little bitty caffeine buzz? Sorry....

Second hand coffee/caffeine? Don't let the cat out of the bag or they'll be

suing Starbucks.

Ron

[Guest guest]

> 5) You can taste the difference between coffee that is around 24

> hours since roasting and that which is several days old, but it is

> somewhat subtle.

>

>

We buy 5 # bags at a time. Friend is roaster for local company so it's made

that day usually. We freeze the bulk bag and keep our using jar in fridge.

Not much difference in taste beginning to end of batch this way. We get a

medium roast so there's not much oil. Our carbon monoxide alarm will go off

when I grind the first pot from a new bag sometimes.

Wanita