Re: Starbucks
Von: North Sullivan (northwrites@bluebottle.com) [Profil]
Datum: 27.07.2008 03:39
Message-ID: <k7kn841tn1t2i545kb8o72grmos2uv02td@4ax.com>
Newsgroup: alt.coffee
Datum: 27.07.2008 03:39
Message-ID: <k7kn841tn1t2i545kb8o72grmos2uv02td@4ax.com>
Newsgroup: alt.coffee
On Fri, 25 Jul 2008 20:51:37 -0700 (PDT), i840coffee@optonline.net wrote: >There is nothing sinister only something convenient about pre-ground >portion controlled coffee. The keys to the kingdom of good coffee >from pre-packaged grounds are bean, roast & grind quality, freshness, >throw-weight accuracy, water quality, equipment cleanliness, time and >temperature. There is no scientific standard for when the point of >degradation is crossed in the negative, but it is generally conceded >(and stated in the CBC standards) that coffee should not be held on a >warmer more than 60 minutes. I wish you would elaborate on how pre-packaged grounds can remain fresh. That's not been my experience at all. Thanks for your contribution. Outstanding post, even if I disagree with that aspect of it. North Sullivan[ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]
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- Jack Denver (27.07.2008 04:32)
- Poster (27.07.2008 06:43)
- Ed Needham (27.07.2008 07:26)
- daveb (27.07.2008 07:35)
- Danny O'Keefe (27.07.2008 07:55)
- daveb (27.07.2008 14:13)
- Danny O'Keefe (27.07.2008 19:02)
- Brian Colwell (27.07.2008 17:36)
- Jack Denver (27.07.2008 17:06)
- Barry Jarrett (27.07.2008 18:04)
- Jack Denver (27.07.2008 19:19)
- Bertie Doe (27.07.2008 19:24)
- daveb (27.07.2008 18:27)
- Poster (27.07.2008 21:59)
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- shane (28.07.2008 15:23)
- Dan Bollinger (28.07.2008 16:16)
- sprsso (28.07.2008 17:49)
- Dan Bollinger (28.07.2008 17:53)
- Jack Denver (28.07.2008 19:24)
- Dan Bollinger (29.07.2008 00:15)
- Jack Denver (29.07.2008 04:11)
- Barry Jarrett (29.07.2008 08:23)
- daveb (29.07.2008 15:02)
- bernie (29.07.2008 16:40)
- North Sullivan (29.07.2008 17:02)
