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jerome8283
LIF Adolescent
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Coffee Drinkers..
If you buy fresh coffee beans...
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Posted 12/4/06 7:06 PM  |
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luvsbob4603
To a healthy 2013
Member since 5/05 21840 total posts
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To a brand new year to a healthier me
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Re: Coffee Drinkers..
I put them in a freezer because once i grind them, i will also put the coffee back in a freezer in a tupperware.
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| Posted 12/4/06 7:27 PM |
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Diana1215
Living on a prayer!!!
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Diana
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Re: Coffee Drinkers..
I actually heard - just last week - that putting your coffee in the freezer takes away some of the taste.
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| Posted 12/4/06 8:14 PM |
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Tah-wee-ZAH
Kisses
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Re: Coffee Drinkers..
Refrigerator, not freezer.
DH is the coffee drinker in the house. I'm a tea person.
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| Posted 12/4/06 8:27 PM |
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greenfreak
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greenfreak
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Re: Coffee Drinkers..
We have it in the fridge too. Get a nice whiff when we open the door. 
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| Posted 12/4/06 8:43 PM |
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Kristin616
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Kris
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Re: Coffee Drinkers..
I keep mine in the fridge also
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| Posted 12/4/06 8:56 PM |
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tate16t
LIF Zygote
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Re: Coffee Drinkers..
Coffee beans should be kept in an airtight container (preferably ceramic, glass, or stainless) in a cool, dark place (room temperature but not in direct sunlight).
Beans can be stored long term in the freezer if you must, but it is strongly suggested that they be well sealed and allowed to return to room temperature prior to opening them (avoids the condensation trap).
Coffee stored in the fridge, especially coffee that has already been ground, is at high risk of absorbing moisture and odours. Even if stored in an airtight container you will run the risk of condensation damage every time you open the container.
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| Posted 12/4/06 11:04 PM |
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Eleanor
LIF Adult
Member since 2/06 2223 total posts
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Ellie
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Re: Coffee Drinkers..
the Dunkin Donuts bag says not to put them in the freezer. I keep them in a air tight container in my cabinet
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| Posted 12/5/06 7:47 AM |
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Re: Coffee Drinkers..
I keep it in a stainless airtight container in the fridge on the door
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| Posted 12/5/06 8:19 AM |
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MrsC2006
LIF Infant
Member since 6/06 318 total posts
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Jenn
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Re: Coffee Drinkers..
I buy the small cans of pre-ground coffe and I keep it in my fridge once it's opened.
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| Posted 12/5/06 8:42 AM |
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MrsA
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Re: Coffee Drinkers..
in the fridge
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| Posted 12/5/06 9:38 AM |
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SweetestOfPeas
J'taime Paris!
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Re: Coffee Drinkers..
we have a tall glass canister that has a vacuum seal, that's where we keep the beans. we use DD's coffee beans and it actually says on the package to not freeze them.
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| Posted 12/5/06 10:31 AM |
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DRMom
Two in Blue
Member since 5/05 20223 total posts
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Melissa
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Re: Coffee Drinkers..
Posted by tate16t
Coffee beans should be kept in an airtight container (preferably ceramic, glass, or stainless) in a cool, dark place (room temperature but not in direct sunlight).
Beans can be stored long term in the freezer if you must, but it is strongly suggested that they be well sealed and allowed to return to room temperature prior to opening them (avoids the condensation trap).
Coffee stored in the fridge, especially coffee that has already been ground, is at high risk of absorbing moisture and odours. Even if stored in an airtight container you will run the risk of condensation damage every time you open the container.
This is correct. Room temp in a sealed container is the best way to store coffee
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| Posted 12/5/06 2:16 PM |
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