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Storing coffee beans
How you store your coffee beans can drastically affect the taste of your coffee. Most coffee beans come in a bag with a one-way valve, it may look useless, but...
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This lesson includes
- Closed captions & dubbing
- Downloadable resources
- Mobile app (iOS & Android)
Lesson details
How you store your coffee beans can drastically affect the taste of your coffee. Most coffee beans come in a bag with a one-way valve, it may look useless, but this bag plays a pretty big role in making sure your coffee beans stay fresh.
After being roasted, coffee beans store CO2 gas which is released over time. The valve on the coffee bag allows the CO2 gas to escape slowly without letting oxygen, which can make coffee taste dry and oily, in.
What you'll learn in the Storing coffee beans lesson
- The ways of storing coffee beans
- Why storing coffee beans correctly is important
Instructor
Hugh Kelly runs the research and development side of ONA Coffee, Canberra's largest specialty roaster, and supplier. As part of his role, Hugh develops new products and techniques to help the coffee industry expand and grow. With more than 10 years...
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