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Originally Posted by Apprehended
Come to think of it, I have a big old electric grinder stored away somewhere. Plus, there is a huge roasting company not far from here that makes the whole place smell good when it is roasting coffee. I think I'll dig that old thing out and go by that roasting company and get some beans. Maybe I should roast my coffee as Ron said, in my oven. Maybe I should buy my own green beans, roast and grind them myself.
Hey, I think I could get into this coffee thing after all.
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Thats the spirit!
You may be describing a "burr" coffe grinder. These are required for uniformity in fine espresso machine grinds. However, a small $12.00 blender style will work perfect for most standard coffee makers. Roasting your own beans requires alot of trail and error - but people have tweaked roasters and popcorn poppers of all kinds to do just that. I figure getting day old beans locally is better - plus I simply do not have the hours required to test roast.
I buy the finest dark roasted Columbian beans for little more than the green bean price. If someone wants, I will hook you up to Omega Coffee - my local roaster. Kenny is a fine Christian man and he will send out a few pounds at reasonable rates.
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