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fromWIRED
3 days ago

Why You Should Probably Freeze Your Coffee Beans-and How to Do It

Freezing coffee beans preserves freshness better than warm air and can improve light-roast flavor if stored correctly to avoid moisture and odor contamination.
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fromTasting Table
1 week ago

The Make-Ahead Lattes You'll Prep Again And Again For Easy Mornings - Tasting Table

Store brewed coffee, milk, and flavorings in the fridge to create customizable pre-made lattes that can be reheated or enjoyed cold for quick, delicious drinks.
fromTasting Table
2 weeks ago

Why Locally Roasted Coffee Always Tastes Superior - Tasting Table

While this might be the case, buying locally roasted beans will reward you with a better tasting coffee, and it all comes down to freshness. Coffee has a long shelf life in terms of spoilage, but for peak aroma and taste you have one to two weeks after roasting before a decline begins, even if you buy whole beans. If you're buying coffee at the supermarket, this freshness window will likely have already passed by the time it arrives on shelves.
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fromTasting Table
2 months ago

Here's How To Tell If Ground Coffee Has Gone Bad - Tasting Table

Ground coffee remains safe to consume if it passes the sight and smell tests, though it may lack flavor over time.
fromTasting Table
2 months ago

Store Nespresso Pods In This Overlooked Spot In The Kitchen For Easy Access - Tasting Table

A Nespresso Vertuo machine offers convenience for coffee lovers by using Vertuo pods, which simplify the brewing process by having instructions on their rims.
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fromTasting Table
5 months ago

How Alton Brown Keeps His Coffee As Fresh As Possible - Tasting Table

Airtight freezing is recommended for coffee storage, but beware of condensation upon opening it, which can degrade flavor.
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