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#1 Re: Announcements » Welcome to the Haliburton Forest Forums » 2024-07-08 12:44:38 AM

How to Master the Art of Sample Coffee Roasting
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Finally, brew a cup of your roasted coffee and taste it. Evaluate the flavor, aroma, and body, and make notes for your next roast. Mastery comes with practice, so don’t get discouraged by early results. Keep experimenting and improving, and you’ll develop a good sense of the roasting process.
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