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rotuts

rotuts

Actually , those bags do not really work that well.

 

every time you open them , oxygen and perhaps humidity get in them

 

I just reseal the original bag , as I take out either green beans to roast

 

or roasted beans to use.

 

I already had a chamber vac.  and chamber vac bags are very cheap.

 

the breakthrough , if you will , was to realize I could put the original green bags 

 

in the chamber vac bags :  saving labeling , spilling the beans all over the ounter 

 

etc.

 

P.S. :  those bags you mention cost more than 15 lbs of green  coffee !

 

Sweet Maria sells these :

 

https://www.sweetmarias.com/stand-up-pouch-bag-with-valve.html

 

I used to use them a zillion years ago .  sealed and sqeezed out the air.

 

attractively priced and reuable.  better than nothing.

rotuts

rotuts

Actually , those bags do not really work that well.

 

every time you open them , oxygen and perhaps humidity get in them

 

I just reseal the original bag , as I take out either green beans to roast

 

or roasted beans to use.

 

I already had a chamber vac.  and chamber vac bags are very cheap.

 

the breakthrough , if you will , was to realize I could put the original green bags 

 

in the chamber vac bags :  saving labeling , spilling the beans all over the ounter 

 

etc.

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