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How are you storing your beans?
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“I am very happy keeping them in the resealable bag they came in. I press as much air out as possible and seal them back up.”
“This. The resealable bags keep beans fresh just fine. Everything else is marketing”
“I work in the industry and I’ve tried it all, for free. I keep my beans in the damn bag.”
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coffee bean storage14 threadsbeans going stale fixes96 commentsThe upvoted consensus is anticlimactic: keep the resealable bag they came in and press the air out. Freezing has a loyal camp for long-term storage, and sealed canisters split the room.
This. The resealable bags keep beans fresh just fine. Everything else is marketing
Same, I’ve gone through this, tried everything. Freezer is superior.
- 1Keep the original resealable bag
- 2Freezer for long-term storage
- 3Sealed canisters, a vocal minority
“Nothing works better than freezer. It keeps my beans fresh all the time.”
u/kalmeyra, r/espresso, 7 upvotes
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