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So they just have a bunch of green coffee beans sitting around and getting old? Are they constantly discarding old stock to make room for new beans?
by jacob019 7y ago
So they just have a bunch of green coffee beans sitting around and getting old? Are they constantly discarding old stock to make room for new beans?
- sidpatil 7y agoGreen coffee doesn't really go stale—it can be kept in storage for long periods of time without loss of quality. Once you roast it, it's a different story—it's recommended to consume coffee ideally within two weeks of roasting.