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Gourmet
Grinds
Aint
nothing like a good grind in the morning —
and a gourmet grind at that. We've listed a
few of the good ones here. Avoid the noise of
the grinder in the morning by getting it 'ready
to brew' right out of the bag. Buy Coffee
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Coffee
Bean Grinding Tips and Information
The top most important tip is to Keep
Your Beans Fresh! Once you open
the bag they loose their freshness, which is usually
why you buy beans instead of pre-ground.
When grinding the beans you should always use
a grinder that has a very fine setting - this
is because you will get more 'coffee' out of the
bean when you brew (drip, perc, cold brew). For
french press you will want to use a coarse grind.
It can sometimes be a waste to buy expensive beans
and then use a coarse grind in a french press.
This is because you'll have to use more beans
to make coffee. If you use a coarse grind in other
brew methods you will have to use MORE grinds
or you'll end up with a weak brew. Only grind
as much as you will use, keep the beans in an
air tight container.
Buy your beans fresh & keep them fresh.
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Zulu French Roast (Dark Roast)
Strong, smoky, robust. A dash of Kenya, Latin
America. Body: Medium Roast: Dark
Origin: New Guinea with Central & South American.
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Spinelli Blend, Drip
Tully's Balanced Category: Smooth all-day coffees,
balanced and mellow.
12 ounce packages, shipped directly from Tully's
Seattle roasting facility.
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Organic Galapagos Island Estate Coffee, Drip Grind,
1 Pound Bag
Very rare coffee only available from CoffeeAM.
Light roast, Organic and delicious, 100% Arabica
coffee beans.
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