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tupacboy 11:24 PM 03-24-2010
i've always wondered... is the blue mountain coffee really worth the $$$?
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tupacboy 11:28 PM 03-24-2010
also what's the best way to clean the burr grinder? sometimes the coffee oil builds up... and i have to run rice through it (that's what the cuisineart people told me to do) to get it going again
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ashtonlady 09:12 AM 03-25-2010
Originally Posted by tupacboy:
also what's the best way to clean the burr grinder? sometimes the coffee oil builds up... and i have to run rice through it (that's what the cuisineart people told me to do) to get it going again
What kind of grinder do you have? How often do you clean your grinder? I have never had my burr grinder quit working because of the oils. How dark is the roast you use?
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Mpython24 09:37 AM 03-25-2010
Where could i pick up a Burr grinder for a good price?
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tupacboy 09:43 AM 03-25-2010
Originally Posted by ashtonlady:
What kind of grinder do you have? How often do you clean your grinder? I have never had my burr grinder quit working because of the oils. How dark is the roast you use?


Hello,

I use
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we use it quite a bit... we make a full pot every morning.

usually its a starbucks french roast (the costco one)
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KenyanSandBoa 10:34 AM 03-25-2010
Originally Posted by Mpython24:
Where could i pick up a Burr grinder for a good price?
Depending on what sort of grinding you do, you can get a Cuisinart from Amazon for around $40.

http://www.amazon.com/Cuisinart-DBM-.../dp/B00018RRRK
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jmsremax 10:37 AM 03-25-2010
Originally Posted by KenyanSandBoa:
Depending on what sort of grinding you do, you can get a Cuisinart from Amazon for around $40.

http://www.amazon.com/Cuisinart-DBM-.../dp/B00018RRRK
I thought someone said stay away from Cuisinart grinders....I could be wrong though.
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ashtonlady 10:37 AM 03-25-2010
Originally Posted by Mpython24:
Where could i pick up a Burr grinder for a good price?
If you do a search there is some great information on burr grinders. :-)
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ashtonlady 10:40 AM 03-25-2010
Originally Posted by tupacboy:
Hello,

I use
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we use it quite a bit... we make a full pot every morning.

usually its a starbucks french roast (the costco one)
Starbucks can be over roasted and that brings most of the oil out of the bean. Try looking for a local roaster, they dont have burnt coffee. :-)
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KenyanSandBoa 10:49 AM 03-25-2010
Originally Posted by jmsremax:
I thought someone said stay away from Cuisinart grinders....I could be wrong though.
They're definitely not the best grinders out there, but if you're looking to get one for cheap it's not bad. I have seen these as low as $30 at some places.
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kenstogie 12:09 PM 03-25-2010
Originally Posted by ashtonlady:
Starbucks can be over roasted and that brings most of the oil out of the bean. Try looking for a local roaster, they dont have burnt coffee. :-)
:-)
I think sitting to long makes them all oily too or so I seem to remember reading.
You could learn to roast your own, too
many different methods, popcorn popper, stovetop etc.
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ashtonlady 02:24 PM 03-25-2010
Yes the longer they sit the oiler they can get. But I have still never seen my beans get as oily as Starbuck. I am a home roaster.
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jcruse64 05:29 PM 03-25-2010
Originally Posted by tupacboy:
i've always wondered... is the blue mountain coffee really worth the $$$?
It's pretty good. Check out Unclebeanz; I've picked up a bag from him a couple of times, and been very happy about it. I can't speak for anyone else but me though; taste is subjective.
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kenstogie 07:08 PM 03-25-2010
Originally Posted by ashtonlady:
I am a home roaster.
:-)
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tupacboy 11:11 PM 03-26-2010
so nothing better then rice to clean it? when it becomes too oily.. nothing comes out of it...
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ashtonlady 11:40 PM 03-26-2010
Check Sweet marias. They may have another option.
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