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selling coffee in a powder form but also selling in a beans form. buying coffee in a beans form is better than in a powder form. it will stronger and has more durability in its aroma. choosing the best coffee beans tips below will give you some experience to get the best coffee for your product. the roasted

date the first tip to make sure that coffee beans are good is by finding the roasted date. you can find in its box. it is very important. after you finding the roasted date, you will know that the coffee is still fresh or not. the fresh coffee has better quality than the old ones. therefore, do not...

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and taking the other side, have a look at these honduras beans that just came in (and are gone) that i roasted. just an amazing amounts of pops. - %. maybe even %. and they tasted great. but correlation is not causation. just because they popped did not make them good. more likely the moisture was a

tad high because they were very fresh having been flown in from origin just last week. it helped too that i roasted them very strongly and they were pristine beans. basically a perfect storm for snap, crackle pop!...

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"forastero is the cheapest bean, of the lowest quality and roasts the hottest". therefore, (trumpets sound), "criollo is the most expensive, best quality and must be roasted very cool". i cannot tell you how often i hear this. it is so ingrained. and so very wrong. forastero is the cheapest not because

of there being so much of it, the 'bad forastero' out numbers all the other non-forastero. and there it is. the issue. rarity and how it does not relate to quality (or roasting). porcelano is the rarest of the rare. therefore the logic goes, since it is the rarest it must be the best and must be roasted...

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somewhere along the line the trend has been to roast cocoa lighter and lighter for fears of not over roasting it. that is an admirable goal. you don't want to over roast your cocoa. unfortunately this is the classic result that i am seeing every single week. effectively under roasted beans or possibly

out there who have never roasted a cocoa bean in their life warn against over roasting, then maybe you should read on. i've tried to over roast. it is really hard. i'm talking you have to try to over roast and you still might fail. i'm not joking here. i am kind of dumbfounded where the idea came from...

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ok. i was going to offer help. i have heard that people have had difficulty with tien giang being especially thick. so i roasted lbs and divided it into batches. ) the control. % cocoa, % sugar. ) heated control ) % vodka soak spring boarding off my success with the honey chocolate , i mixed in vodka

% by weight into the roasted nibs. after soaking in for days, i dried them in an oven for hours at f. to make sure it was not just the heating that made any difference, i also heated an equal amount of roasted nibs the same way. my hypothesis here was that moisture was causing the extra thickness and...

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