ashtonlady 07:08 PM 02-08-2013
I have been told by people that I send my home roasted beans to that I have corrupted them. Usially that means teaching them that coffee taste better when it doesnt come out of a can or when it is home roasted or both.
This week, I got to send a new Friend in New York a half of a pound of my beans and a blade grinder. Worked like a charm, he told me he is thinking about grinding his own beans.
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AdamJoshua 08:30 PM 02-08-2013
No but I'm willing to learn!
:-)
Seriously though SD BEERMAN (Larry) roasts his own beans (giggle) and I had a cup or two of his coffee and I'm going to seriously have to think about getting one of the small home bean roasters etc., I drink a lot of coffee and that was the 2nd best cup I've ever had.
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I am not a huge coffee person. The g/f is and I am sometimes tempted doing this just for her.
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iaMkcK 06:33 AM 02-09-2013
Originally Posted by ashtonlady:
I have been told by people that I send my home roasted beans to that I have corrupted them. Usially that means teaching them that coffee taste better when it doesnt come out of a can or when it is home roasted or both.
This week, I got to send a new Friend in New York a half of a pound of my beans and a blade grinder. Worked like a charm, he told me he is thinking about grinding his own beans. :-)
Hey Laura, what's up with a care package? Maybe we can do a trade or something, I wouldn't mind trying your beans. I'm getting tired of Charbucks.
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tsolomon 07:17 AM 02-09-2013
No, but I have been thinking about getting a Behmor 1600 so I can start.
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Garbandz 09:07 AM 02-23-2013
Have totally corrupted my barber.Took her some coffee,she jokingly told me that now her hubby is a complete coffee snob.Both are on a new level now when it comes to coffee.
Took some of my "meshugass" blend to my friends at Hendrix Wire Wheel, a Big Healey shop of note in the U.S.,the guys enjoyed the boost while dropping a race motor into a 1955 100-4 currently in the shop..........
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The Poet 01:34 PM 02-23-2013
I'm past the age where I corrupt people, honey, and leave it to wild kids like you.
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x man 07:54 AM 04-07-2013
Originally Posted by iaMkcK:
Hey Laura, what's up with a care package? Maybe we can do a trade or something, I wouldn't mind trying your beans. I'm getting tired of Charbucks.
I`m roasting this week, i can send you some.
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Stevez 07:58 AM 04-07-2013
Gotta admit that I've flirted with trying this for a long time and had someone send me a 1/2 pound of their home roasted beans. They were great, but for some reason I've hesitated. I love my coffee and think it's about time to take the plunge. Thanks for sharing. Steve
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Chainsaw13 08:37 AM 04-07-2013
Go for it Steve. If you can find the right hot air popper, it's a cheap investment for some of the best tasting coffee you'll ever have.
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Stevez 12:46 PM 04-10-2013
Whoops! Look like I've started slipping down the slope! Thanks Laura for your help.
Thanks.
Steve
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ashtonlady 05:04 PM 04-10-2013
This is more like a learning curve than a slope.
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ashtonlady 07:13 PM 04-11-2013
CoreyD 11:30 AM 04-17-2013
I got a few people into it. I myself was corrupted by Revsmoke a couple years ago and have been roasting since. Bought a Freshmore. I do however remember corrupting an old colleague. He started with a corn popper and in a few months had a behmore then started making some out of a rotisserie chicken oven and making chambers for them and selling them on ebay and he roasted lots. Then he made a wrong life decision and now Now he sits in jail ordering crappy coffee and using hot tap water to brew it without a coffee maker.
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ashtonlady 11:04 AM 04-27-2013
How is the Roasting going Stevez?
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Stevez 03:02 PM 04-27-2013
Hi Laura. So far I've only tried it once and it was very enjoyable. The beans (that you provided thank you!) roasted to a light brown and the brewed coffee was very good, but a bit too mild for me. I'll have to adjust. I've been reading quite a bit, especially on Sweet Maria's and placed my first order for some Columbian beans to roast. I also ordered a burr grinder that hasn't arrived yet (replacing an old blade grinder that wasn't working too well). I have been travelling a lot for work and just been busy, but I am looking forward to trying it in full ernest very shortly. Thanks for all the advice. Steve
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mcjoe 10:06 PM 04-27-2013
Originally Posted by iaMkcK:
Hey Laura, what's up with a care package? Maybe we can do a trade or something, I wouldn't mind trying your beans. I'm getting tired of Charbucks.
Sometimes i can't help to think that Charbucks is just for the upper class and men it is overrated.
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buddhadaddy 12:58 PM 04-29-2013
I try to wreck everyone that will taste the home roast!
Here is a little help in the conversion!!
I do not work for these folks, I just like them and get all of my green beans from them. I asked for a discount for my cigar buddies and they gave me one, here you are.
I spoke with my friends over at Bodhi Leaf and they have graciously offered CA members a 10% discount on all green bean orders!
Simply enter the promo code CIGAR and you will receive the discount!
Go get some beans gents!
http://www.bodhileafcoffee.com/
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Originally Posted by buddhadaddy:
I try to wreck everyone that will taste the home roast!
Here is a little help in the conversion!!
I do not work for these folks, I just like them and get all of my green beans from them. I asked for a discount for my cigar buddies and they gave me one, here you are.
I spoke with my friends over at Bodhi Leaf and they have graciously offered CA members a 10% discount on all green bean orders!
Simply enter the promo code CIGAR and you will receive the discount!
Go get some beans gents!
http://www.bodhileafcoffee.com/
Thanks Doug! They already have better pricing and now this extra 10%
:-)
I've been much happier with the product and service that I've received from Bodhi than some other popular vendors.
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ashtonlady 05:50 PM 04-29-2013
My main supplier is Uncle BeanZ
:-) Thank you sir.
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