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22. It's possible to roast coffee beans on your stovetop

Sun Nov 17, 2024, 07:11 PM

Nov 17

... if you're careful, and if you stand at your stove to stir every minute or so.

When we're all unemployed that shouldn't be too difficult to do.

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I own a micro bakery [View all] bernieb Nov 17 OP

Dark chocolate has a longer shelf life, possibly two years. Shermann Nov 17 #1

Climate change is impacting coffee, cocoa, and olive oil bucolic_frolic Nov 17 #2

I have a friend trying to open a coffee shop Phentex Nov 17 #3

She needs a business plan bernieb Nov 17 #9

She has that Phentex Nov 18 #32

No!!! Not coffee!!! Diamond_Dog Nov 17 #4

For coffee: get a roaster moonscape Nov 17 #5

It's possible to roast coffee beans on your stovetop FakeNoose Nov 17 #22

That's how my Croatian grandfather did moonscape Nov 17 #25

If they can get bamagal62 Nov 17 #8

Tnx, I'll pass it on...nt mitch96 Nov 17 #18

This message was self-deleted by its author bamagal62 Nov 18 #31

Those who ForgedCrank Nov 17 #24

You know. bamagal62 Nov 18 #29

I might get be wrong. bamagal62 Nov 18 #30

Try Trinidad and Tobago malaise Nov 17 #7

I should make a Penzey's order Bettie Nov 17 #10

I've been wondering about avocados. japple Nov 17 #11

This! FakeNoose Nov 17 #21

soylent green lapfog_1 Nov 17 #27

It depends. Igel Nov 17 #13

I am going to buy a supply of coffee beans and put it in my freezer. kimbutgar Nov 17 #14

There won't be any pesky expiration regulations anymore Emile Nov 17 #16

Do you use fair trade products? Mosby Nov 17 #17

Buy your Coffee from Hawaii or South Carolina mtngirl47 Nov 17 #19

Whole bean coffee keeps for about a year under proper conditions hatrack Nov 17 #23

I hope you can figure out a way to keep your bakery going Meowmee Nov 17 #28