Archive for January 2009
When grinding coffee beans how do I know when They are ground enough and not to much?
Posted on: January 30, 2009
We were given 30 lbs of coffee beans and as thank you gift!
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If I grind up coffee beans and put it in my tanning lotion, will it really work? Will it leave gritty pieces behind? What kind of coffee beans are best to use?
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I was told that eating to many whole coffee beans can cause Kidney failure, is this true?
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We recently ground coffee beans that had remained in our cabinet for possibly two years. When ground, the taste was not good. Is it possible they have lost their flavor?
What’s better for office coffee, one of those airpot coffee makers, or the traditional glass pot?
Posted on: January 26, 2009
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I’m considering changing the glass pots we currently use in my office to the airpots. I’m told the airpots are cheaper per cup of coffee, and won’t produce burnt coffee. However I also hear the traditional glass pots are MUCH easier to clean. Open to all opinions to help me make this decision.
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I’m really confused! People tell me it’s best to freeze your coffee beans suddenly other people is saying the complete opposite. Which one is it really??? Why and why not? By the way if climate is a factor: I’m in a tropical climate!
Sorry!! Grrr! Rephrase, bad grammar! “Is IT good to freeze coffee beans or not?
I picked up a large bag of whole coffee beans by mistake and don’t have a coffee grinder. Has anyone tried grinding then in a Cuisinart?
How do they select and process these plants to coffee beans and tea leaves?
Which country do the coffee beans come from that D&D uses? I wonder if it is thru “fair trade” agreement, or do they purchase the cheapest way possible and rip off the farmers that are already struggling??? If u don’t know the answer, what is ur opinion?
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I’m not talking about coffee drinks, but if you make coffee with flavored beans, what’s the story on that?
Pound of Coffee 