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Home Roast Coffee

Anyone here home roast coffee?

I'm thinking about it.

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tried it a couple of years ago with a hot air popcorn popper. worked pretty well for a no money invested trial.
there are some very nice but expensive options out there besides the popper.
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home roaster

Hey:

Been roasting for a few years.

Have a hard time drinking anything else.

try coffeebeancorral.com.

or sweetmarias.com

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I throw the green beans in a stainless steel container and blast them for about 6 minutes with the hot air (paint stripper) gun. Stop when they are dark brown. A beautiful roast.

Leave them about 4 days before using them. Beans are best between 4 and 10 days old (after roasting.)

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