Keep coffee grounds fresh
by Jen
The freezer isn’t always the right place to keep your coffee grounds. The cannisters of (cheap, pre-ground) coffee I buy recommend keeping it in the freezer, but I’m beginning to understand why the last quarter of the can tastes like cardboard.
Apparently what I need to do is break my cannisters down into amounts I can drink in a few days, and keep one “several days’ supply” at room temperature, and put the rest in the freezer until I’m ready for it.
Yeah, I should probably learn to grind my own beans, but I’m just not that much of an aficionado. 
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Posted in Easy Food on January 18, 2008
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