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Roast Your Own Coffee Beans

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fresh-roasted-popper.pngLove the taste of fresh-​roasted coffee but don’t feel like shelling out $100+ for your own home roaster? The Cool Tools weblog details how to use an old pop­corn popper (the author bought his for $3 at a thrift store) to roast your coffee beans. His method, which works vir­tu­ally the same way as pop­ping pop­corn with the gadget, is simple, and the results look promis­ing. Looks like a fun activ­ity to exper­i­ment with, espe­cially if you are an avid coffee drinker!

Pop­corn Popper as a Coffee Roaster


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3 Responses to “Roast Your Own Coffee Beans”

  1. Bev Says:

    Never seen it done in a pop­corn popper till now lol. You can also roast coffee in your oven and I think it tastes best freshly roasted and freshly ground! I don’t drink coffee that much any­more but used to be an avid coffee drinker! ; )

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  2. Rachel Says:

    We’ve been doing this for nearly a year, works fan­tas­tic! saves us a ton of money. too funny because we also spent $3 on our pop­corn maker at a yard sale. We drink Espresso (hus­band) and lattes (me) We couldn’t find beans fresh enough for great tast­ing espresso. We love it!

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  3. Steph Garvey Says:

    Thanks for shar­ing, Linds. I have wanted to roast our own for a long time.

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