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The amount of crema is definitely tied to air exposure so the quicker you can use up your beans the better Check out this simple vacuum sealer: http://www.pump
by dougk16 10y ago
The amount of crema is definitely tied to air exposure so the quicker you can use up your beans the better
Check out this simple vacuum sealer: http://www.pump-n-seal.com/ http://www.pump-n-seal.com/
No affiliation, I've just been using this device for years. It's basically a simple bike pump in reverse. Put your coffee in a mason jar, give it a few good pumps, and you have delicious crema for weeks and weeks. Every time you pop the top the aroma is like you're opening a fresh bag.
One of those things that you're surprised most coffee shops and connoisseurs don't use religiously as it makes such a huge difference.
- brianwawok 10y agoCoffee shops go through 5 bags of beans a day. I doubt they have as many stale bean problems.
- dougk16 10y agoCoffee shops that have single-origin beans only used for pour overs, french press, etc., can typically use the same bag over the course of at least multiple days, sometimes weeks. Two shops around me at least keep them in nice jars, but no vacuum sealing.
- brianwawok 10y agoAh did not think about single-origin. Yes those could sit for a while...