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After many years of storing my coffee beans in the freezer and grinding them right before I put them in my home espresso unit,
Experts have told me it is better to keep roasted hole beans in a lightproof and air-proof resealable foil bag at room temps, not the fridge and definitely not the freezer...these will keep good for a week or two and grind 4 or 5 times per week. It is best to buy small lots of good quality beans from a good roaster.
If grinding is all too hard then buy tins of Italian ground coffee for example Lavazza....I haven't drank an instant coffee for decades.
I also grind just enough for a day or two.. Kenyan beans are my favorite, full flavored and with medium caffeine levels , some Ethiopian varieties are nice too, but most have very low to medium caffeine levels, some Ethiopian varieties have delicate hints of chocolate. Just about all Central and Sth American beans I get are great too, but are often too dark and strong for my taste as I drink 2 ~4 espressos per day, but the Costa Rican beans I just finished were excellent...Pura Vida!
Experts have told me it is better to keep roasted hole beans in a lightproof and air-proof resealable foil bag at room temps, not the fridge and definitely not the freezer...these will keep good for a week or two and grind 4 or 5 times per week. It is best to buy small lots of good quality beans from a good roaster.
If grinding is all too hard then buy tins of Italian ground coffee for example Lavazza....I haven't drank an instant coffee for decades.
I also grind just enough for a day or two.. Kenyan beans are my favorite, full flavored and with medium caffeine levels , some Ethiopian varieties are nice too, but most have very low to medium caffeine levels, some Ethiopian varieties have delicate hints of chocolate. Just about all Central and Sth American beans I get are great too, but are often too dark and strong for my taste as I drink 2 ~4 espressos per day, but the Costa Rican beans I just finished were excellent...Pura Vida!
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