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Lots of people start off using cheap popcorn makers as well. They can only do small batches, and the plastic eventually warps, but it's a low barrier to entry.
by seandougall 10y ago
Lots of people start off using cheap popcorn makers as well. They can only do small batches, and the plastic eventually warps, but it's a low barrier to entry. http://legacy.sweetmarias.com/airpop/airpopmethod.php http://legacy.sweetmarias.com/airpop/airpopmethod.php
I personally like roasting in small batches, because I don't drink a _ton_ of coffee, and it only takes a few days for roasted beans to lose a lot of their volatile flavor compounds.
- lostlogin 10y agoExactly right. I'm a heat gun, pan and wooden spoon user. I tried a dedicated home roaster and found it slow and unreliable. Fresh coffee and and Cheaper too. At 10ish years roasting it's firmly part of the routine now. My Silvia is at something like 13,000 made coffees now.