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So. I have one of these air fryer dealies that sees little to no use. And according to my manual it can be used for coffee roasting.

Does anyone have any hints or recommendations on beans to try out?

https://www.coffeebeanshop.co.uk/gre...c-285_184.html

I am looking here for now as it came up in google 😂

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Had no idea,, I can do more than potatoes in it??
Very cool idea, thanks for the share.. Going to try this idea..

Originally Posted by MikeB52

Had no idea,, I can do more than potatoes in it??
Very cool idea, thanks for the share.. Going to try this idea..

I cooked a whole chicken in it once..... It was awesome.

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Originally Posted by TheGeek

So. I have one of these air fryer dealies that sees little to no use. And according to my manual it can be used for coffee roasting.

Does anyone have any hints or recommendations on beans to try out?

https://www.coffeebeanshop.co.uk/gre...c-285_184.html

I am looking here for now as it came up in google ��
Geek
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Stay with single origin.
You cannot go wrong with any Guat, Ethiopian or Kenya.

Recently I have been buying these small lot special reserve coffee's from Starbucks.

They are really tasty.

Originally Posted by TheGeek

So. I have one of these air fryer dealies that sees little to no use. And according to my manual it can be used for coffee roasting.
...snip....
Does anyone have any hints or recommendations on beans to try out?
I am looking here for now as it came up in google ��
Geek

Try one of blends available from Burman or U roast em and many others that sell green beans! Call them and usually they will give you information on a "how to" and a blend to suit your method of roasting. Cost is about the same as buying fancy over roasted beans from the 'bucks.
I use an old "goldfish bowl" HearthWare air roaster. and I use a blend and other single origin coffees added to change the flavor profile.
The real advantage to roasting is that after a 3 day rest after roast, you have the freshest beans available to make good coffee by whatever method you use.
~Richard

Originally Posted by TheGeek

So. I have one of these air fryer dealies that sees little to no use. And according to my manual it can be used for coffee roasting.

Does anyone have any hints or recommendations on beans to try out?

https://www.coffeebeanshop.co.uk/gre...c-285_184.html

I am looking here for now as it came up in google ��

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Have you seen any of these sites? I've bought from both and find the prices very reasonable. The buying club is cost plus $0.50 a lb. Green bean coffee buying club http://www.greencoffeebuyingclub.com/index.php

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Coffeeproject.com is a good source for green beans. They give discounts for slower shipping and your birthday month. I have Peru, Sumatra, and Ethiopian in my blend. +1 on what Geezer says about giving it a 3 day rest. It really does make a difference.