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Every coffee shop I've worked at had someone who would come by and pick up the grounds every few days. It was always clearly just some guy who had a never-comme
by giraffe_lady 3y ago
Every coffee shop I've worked at had someone who would come by and pick up the grounds every few days. It was always clearly just some guy who had a never-commented-on-or-explained arrangement with the owner, rather than like a company using it for commercial compost. You might be able to ask around and get a similar thing going?
Also even years later I strongly believe that, somehow, a trash can full of espresso grinds is the heaviest material in the world. Shit's denser than lead idk.
- hirsin 3y agoStarbucks around Seattle commonly have giant bags of grounds that are free to take. I'd say half the time there's a bag in the basket
- willy_k 3y agoWe’ve been able to just call up the local Starbucks’ and usually at least one is happy to give theirs, last time we went 4/4 and got more than we knew what to do with.