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This is a discussion on Roasting coffee 101 - It's Cheap! within the Coffee Discussion forums, part of the Coffee Forums category; Originally Posted by Mister Moo Nobody can be faulted for reading Ken Davids, however, I would suggest saving the $22 ...
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Old 06-03-2007, 11:47 PM   #91
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Nobody can be faulted for reading Ken Davids, however, I would suggest saving the $22 or spending it on cigars and green coffee beans. Everything (and everybody) you need to know for roasting extraordinary coffee is right in this very forum.

My advice is to find a $1.00 thrift popper (or buy an IRoast2 if you want no unnecessary fiddling around) and order a few pounds of central american green beans (Guatamalan, Costa Rican or Honduran) from any of dozens of quality providers. A great first look is www.sweetmarias.com.

I don't recall ever hearing someone say "I bought central american coffee beans and an IRoast and want to get rid of them." Anyone?
Experience is the best teacher when it comes to roasting beans, and here in our little coffee forum you have a wealth of knowledge to ask questions of, from professional roasters right on down the line. Just dive in dude!
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Old 06-16-2007, 04:06 PM   #92
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OK you bastages just made me order a freshroast+ - this should be fun
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Old 06-16-2007, 04:53 PM   #93
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OK you bastages just made me order a freshroast+ - this should be fun
You're gonna have alot of fun Jon !!!!!
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Old 06-16-2007, 11:35 PM   #94
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OK you bastages just made me order a freshroast+ - this should be fun

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Old 06-17-2007, 05:01 PM   #95
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I like the title of this thread "Roasting coffee 101 - It's Cheap!"

No it's not cheap.

The beans are cheap...but all the stuff to get them done...well, it adds up.

Kinda like reloading youir own ammo is cheap, except what you have to spend for the inital outlay.

I'm not knocking anyone or anything, as I've just spent a few hundred and hoipefully I'll be able to get my first roast done this week. I have a sneaking feeling that when that fiurst batch is finished, ground and brewed, I'll be just another 'hooked bastige'
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Old 06-17-2007, 10:44 PM   #96
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I like the title of this thread "Roasting coffee 101 - It's Cheap!"

No it's not cheap.

The beans are cheap...but all the stuff to get them done...well, it adds up.
That's 'cause you're on the front end. I remember thinking the same thing when I started..."Where the heck is the savings?"
Now looking back over a few years...IT'S CHEAP!
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Old 06-17-2007, 10:57 PM   #97
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Now looking back over a few years...IT'S CHEAP!
I have saved a lot of money in the past several years - far, far more than the outlay - but in the end it has little to do with saving money and more about adding to the fun of the day and the quality of the cup.
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Old 06-18-2007, 07:37 AM   #98
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"...No it's not cheap...

...The beans are cheap...but all the stuff to get them done...well, it adds up.
as I've just spent a few hundred..."

[SIZE="4"]Very True ! I have more invested in coffee paraphernalia than in my automobile, but wouldn't have it any other way. I enjoy my coffee a great deal more than driving ! HA![/SIZE]


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Old 12-08-2007, 10:26 AM   #99
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"...No it's not cheap...

...The beans are cheap...but all the stuff to get them done...well, it adds up.
as I've just spent a few hundred..."

[SIZE="4"]Very True ! I have more invested in coffee paraphernalia than in my automobile, but wouldn't have it any other way. I enjoy my coffee a great deal more than driving ! HA![/SIZE]


"...I'll be just another 'hooked bastige'..."

[SIZE="4"]Count on it !

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If I ever tried the "we can save money on doing it ourselves" she would laugh than take me on a tour of my stuff. I haven't even finished getting all the roasting stuff I want and I am already talking about a smoker...thanks Mike, lol. I will of course need a 2nd fridge to dry cure the meats.

SAVE MONEY, LOL
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Hmmmmmmmm....Should I get into this or not
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Hmmmmmmmm....Should I get into this or not
I dare you
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Your avatar fits the profile Quint. Make it so, and may the schwartz be with you.
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