Jun
30
2009
Coffee Bean
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the coffee bean will last longer than ground coffee in terms of freshness?
I think yes, but im not sure. is a coffee bean freshness even in bulk?
Green (unroasted) coffee beans are good for about 18 months of roasted coffee beans are good for 1-2 weeks OK up to a month. Ground coffee sat down quickly. In fact, if you buy ground coffee is already stale. I never refrigerate / coffee freeze. The moisture that forms as it warms it damages the flavor. Store it in a show of light, airtight container.
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