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Article: Coffee storage basics

Coffee storage basics

Coffee storage basics

There is a lot of information out there on how to store your coffee! The basics are to keep your coffee beans in a stable, cool environment and out of direct sunlight. Most coffee bags are equipped with valves that release gasses produced by freshly roasted coffee. For this reason, manufacturer's packaging is a decent choice for the first week of storing your coffee. After this you will want to consider airtight containers or potentially freezing a portion of your coffee. If you know the amount of coffee you purchased will last more than a couple weeks then it is not a bad idea to keep a week's worth on the coffee bar and the rest in the freezer, then take out small batches as needed. This is basic information and there are many professional suggestions on the internet that you may have more success with. Do whatever provides you with the best tasting coffee over the life of the bag. 

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