Store Your Coffee Properly
August 5, 2009 by CoffeeXpert
Filed under Coffee Tips
Would you like to keep your coffee fresh and with good taste? If you do, then make sure to keep your coffee stored properly because this does affect the quality of the coffee. Many people just store them in their cabinets or in a jar; this will just not cut it. You should store them well to actually enjoy a full cup of quality coffee right to the finish.
If you have done some research prior to reading this, you might know that freezing some beans will keep it fresh. Keeping them in a close-tight jar will keep it for a long time to come as well. There are many other ways which are out there, but which is the right one? Well, it certainly does depend on the type of coffee bean you are storing. Firstly, the green beans. They should be stored in a close-tight jar and can be placed just about anywhere in a kitchen, except the fridge. Just make sure the location is dry and cool. These beans can last long, for over two or three years if properly stored. The only struggle with this type of coffee is that, they have to be grinded and roasted which is time consuming. Secondly, the whole beans. This is a much faster way of making coffee. Unfortunately, they do not last long. Approximately two weeks at the longest for quali
ty coffee. You will need an air tight jar, place all the beans in it and store it at room temperature. Always use glass jars, as they are much better than plastic. Just be careful with it every morning. If they are placed in an air-tight jar, they should be opened every two days to let the air out. A solution is to use a valve bag. What the valve bag does is that it takes in the carbon dioxide, still keeping the coffee fresh. These are the best tips available anywhere. Some new types of coffee may suggest a specific storing guideline, you should follow that. Your local cafe might have some information, since they store their coffees for longer periods of time.
Enjoy your coffee with quality, till the last drop!
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August 7th, 2009 at 6:05 pm
Thanks for the tips and advice. I will be following what you have stated here.
August 10th, 2009 at 8:22 pm
I feel stupid now. Thanks for the great tips, I really need to follow them.
Thanks
August 23rd, 2009 at 2:33 pm
Thanks for the post
September 14th, 2009 at 12:48 pm
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