Comments on: Roasting Coffee Beans in Popcorn Popper Roaster, how to http://www.coffeesandcream.com/coffee-beans/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to For the Love of Coffee Tue, 28 Jun 2011 02:26:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: olishant http://www.coffeesandcream.com/coffee-beans/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/comment-page-1#comment-44 olishant Thu, 19 Nov 2009 11:14:04 +0000 http://www.coffeesandcream.com/coffee-beans/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to#comment-44 <b>Good idea.</b> <br> Good idea. Good idea.
Good idea.

]]> By: slippyg http://www.coffeesandcream.com/coffee-beans/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/comment-page-1#comment-45 slippyg Thu, 19 Nov 2009 11:14:04 +0000 http://www.coffeesandcream.com/coffee-beans/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to#comment-45 <b>I have a new method ...</b> <br> I have a new method now of placing the metal collander in the freezer prior to roasting. Means its real cold when putting beans in it! Its a great method and have found the beans are wonderful this way. They taste better than ones you buy pre-roasted cos theyre so fresh :D I have a new method …
I have a new method now of placing the metal collander in the freezer prior to roasting. Means its real cold when putting beans in it! Its a great method and have found the beans are wonderful this way.
They taste better than ones you buy pre-roasted cos theyre so fresh :D

]]> By: caffevinci http://www.coffeesandcream.com/coffee-beans/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/comment-page-1#comment-46 caffevinci Thu, 19 Nov 2009 11:14:04 +0000 http://www.coffeesandcream.com/coffee-beans/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to#comment-46 <b>How do they taste?</b> <br> How do they taste? How do they taste?
How do they taste?

]]> By: slippyg http://www.coffeesandcream.com/coffee-beans/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/comment-page-1#comment-47 slippyg Thu, 19 Nov 2009 11:14:04 +0000 http://www.coffeesandcream.com/coffee-beans/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to#comment-47 <b>I've found that any ...</b> <br> I've found that any air popper over 1200W is good enough. Anything below this is inadequate. :D I’ve found that any …
I’ve found that any air popper over 1200W is good enough.

Anything below this is inadequate. :D

]]> By: slippyg http://www.coffeesandcream.com/coffee-beans/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/comment-page-1#comment-48 slippyg Thu, 19 Nov 2009 11:14:04 +0000 http://www.coffeesandcream.com/coffee-beans/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to#comment-48 <b>You're meant to ...</b> <br> You're meant to leave them in a container with the lid off for at least 12 hours before air sealing them. this is to let CO2 gases emit from the beans prior to consumption. also leave them at least 24hours (including the initial 12) before grinding etc. best to grind as you use and not grind them all at once also :D You’re meant to …
You’re meant to leave them in a container with the lid off for at least 12 hours before air sealing them. this is to let CO2 gases emit from the beans prior to consumption.
also leave them at least 24hours (including the initial 12) before grinding etc. best to grind as you use and not grind them all at once also :D

]]> By: slippyg http://www.coffeesandcream.com/coffee-beans/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/comment-page-1#comment-49 slippyg Thu, 19 Nov 2009 11:14:04 +0000 http://www.coffeesandcream.com/coffee-beans/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to#comment-49 <b>i love how your ...</b> <br> i love how your wife also holds the same enthusiasm for coffee roasting. your a lucky man :D i love how your …
i love how your wife also holds the same enthusiasm for coffee roasting. your a lucky man :D

]]> By: slippyg http://www.coffeesandcream.com/coffee-beans/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/comment-page-1#comment-50 slippyg Thu, 19 Nov 2009 11:14:04 +0000 http://www.coffeesandcream.com/coffee-beans/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to#comment-50 <b>u can install a ...</b> <br> u can install a dual switch so it bypasses the heating element and goes direct to the fan... thus cooling. i merely just empty the popper quickly and place a aluminium collander on a metal manhole cover which cools it very quickly. agitate the beans with a metal spoon also which helps extract heat. good luck. u can install a …
u can install a dual switch so it bypasses the heating element and goes direct to the fan… thus cooling.
i merely just empty the popper quickly and place a aluminium collander on a metal manhole cover which cools it very quickly. agitate the beans with a metal spoon also which helps extract heat.
good luck.

]]> By: kingobnoxious http://www.coffeesandcream.com/coffee-beans/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/comment-page-1#comment-51 kingobnoxious Thu, 19 Nov 2009 11:14:04 +0000 http://www.coffeesandcream.com/coffee-beans/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to#comment-51 <b>could you manually ...</b> <br> could you manually turn the heat off on this popcorn popper, and allow the popper to aerate the beans until cool? could you manually …
could you manually turn the heat off on this popcorn popper, and allow the popper to aerate the beans until cool?

]]> By: jmv7000 http://www.coffeesandcream.com/coffee-beans/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/comment-page-1#comment-52 jmv7000 Thu, 19 Nov 2009 11:14:04 +0000 http://www.coffeesandcream.com/coffee-beans/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to#comment-52 <b>I found that a ...</b> <br> I found that a small hurricane chimney (used for oil / wick lamps) does a good job of keeping temp up and the beans in. I strive for 1C at 4min and want it to last to the 7 min mark. Most of the time I roast for C to C+ so I rarely go for 2 C. I found that a …
I found that a small hurricane chimney (used for oil / wick lamps) does a good job of keeping temp up and the beans in. I strive for 1C at 4min and want it to last to the 7 min mark. Most of the time I roast for C to C+ so I rarely go for 2 C.

]]> By: pabbananna http://www.coffeesandcream.com/coffee-beans/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to/comment-page-1#comment-53 pabbananna Thu, 19 Nov 2009 11:14:04 +0000 http://www.coffeesandcream.com/coffee-beans/roasting-coffee-beans-in-popcorn-popper-roaster-how-to#comment-53 <b>thanks but it wasnt ...</b> <br> thanks but it wasnt my idea. I cant find the original article online right now but they had an illustration and everything thanks but it wasnt …
thanks but it wasnt my idea. I cant find the original article online right now but they had an illustration and everything

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