Information On Home Roasting.

floydpink · 01-12-2011, 06:07 PM

Moo has definitely guided many a newbie by the hand into the wonderful world of roasting, including myself.

It's changed the way I look at coffee and consider it almost a ritual and education.

When I began, I got a lot of info from coffeegeek where I read a lot and posted very little.

Being unsure of whether or not it would be for me, I started small with a Freshroast8, which allowed me to air roast enough for a couple days worth of coffee.

Immediately, I noticed the difference and knew it would be something I would enjoy.

The Freshroast gave me easy and predictable results, but I found that roasting every couple days was getting to be more work than fun so I moved up to a Behmor drum roaster, where I 've been for a year and a half.

I love this roaster and it didn't break the bank. It also allows me to rast 3/4 pounds at a time.

That

my personal journey.

01-12-2011, 06:07 PM	#4
floydpink crazy diamond Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Pete Location: Orlando Posts: 1,955 Trading: (17)	Re: Information On Home Roasting. Moo has definitely guided many a newbie by the hand into the wonderful world of roasting, including myself. It's changed the way I look at coffee and consider it almost a ritual and education. When I began, I got a lot of info from coffeegeek where I read a lot and posted very little. Being unsure of whether or not it would be for me, I started small with a Freshroast8, which allowed me to air roast enough for a couple days worth of coffee. Immediately, I noticed the difference and knew it would be something I would enjoy. The Freshroast gave me easy and predictable results, but I found that roasting every couple days was getting to be more work than fun so I moved up to a Behmor drum roaster, where I 've been for a year and a half. I love this roaster and it didn't break the bank. It also allows me to rast 3/4 pounds at a time. That my personal journey. __________________ "If we weren't all crazy we would go insane"