I got a quote for the SF-6 LB of $ 10,500
I see a 22 pound Toper for $ 11,697
I'm looking for a "smallish" roaster.
Is the SF that much better of a unit than Toper ?
Thanks for your help
If you go through 2# of coffee per week, and split a sack, it would last each person about 9-10 months (depending on the sack weight).
Only problem is finding 2 people that want the same beans.
I'm new at this, but I'm guessing you would save a lot of money buying a whole sack (and doesn't...
Found a local roaster that was willing to sell me green beans. Killer good (Nicaraguan Matagalpa). Went by and picked them up.
Just mentioning in case some local NOLA roasters are interested.
http://www.orleanscoffee.com/
Super nice people too.
Yeah right.
I am looking for a good grinder / mill.
I do mostly French press, and my blade grinder is wasting a LOT of beans, and/or leaving a lot of sediment.
Either hand or electric model.
I'm not a coffee shop, so I'm looking in the $ 50.00 to $ 125.00 price range.
Thanks from a noobie.
Saw someone drilled a hole in a electric skillet and attached a gear motor on the bottom with a wire on the top.
Anyone ever do this or have any plans.
Also, what rpm would you want your paddle to move.
Thanks
I'm looking to spend around $ 600.00 for a home roaster. I drink a lot of coffee, and since finding Dallis Coffee in NY, I'm hooked.
How long before I am roasting beans like I can buy from them.
I am also a beer homebrewer for 5+ years. This "hobby" will allow you to go as deep into it as you...
I love the Nicaraguan Estatt Santa Lucia from Dallis Coffee in NY.
I'm new to this, but want to know if I could closely duplicate this roast.
What kind of green beans and what would the roasting schedule be.
Thanks for your help.