I tried storing beans in a vacuum sealed bag resealed after each time and noticed zero difference. Maybe I just go through a bag too quickly.
I tried storing beans in a vacuum sealed bag resealed after each time and noticed zero difference. Maybe I just go through a bag too quickly.
Beans are a lot more forgiving when it comes to storage. Once you grind them, however, the grounds absorb moisture and oxidize relatively quickly.
I just leave my beans in their bag and store it in the cupboard, but yeah a bag lasts about 2 weeks. We came across a half used bag of beans that we'd forgotten about and had been sitting in a cupboard for a year. The coffee made from those beans was terrible.
Beans are a lot more forgiving when it comes to storage. Once you grind them, however, the grounds absorb moisture and oxidize relatively quickly.
I just leave my beans in their bag and store it in the cupboard, but yeah a bag lasts about 2 weeks. We came across a half used bag of beans that we'd forgotten about and had been sitting in a cupboard for a year. The coffee made from those beans was terrible.
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