Tips for the purchase and storage of high-quality coffee beans-storing coffee in sealed containers

Coffee should be stored in a dry, cool, dark place.

You may not believe that even light can affect the freshness of coffee, so be sure to store coffee in a dry, cool, dark environment. Home cabinets are a good choice. Never put it in the fridge!

I know that recently, it is very popular to refrigerate coffee and improve the extraction rate of coffee, but only if you have professional equipment and absolutely sealed containers, otherwise putting coffee in the refrigerator is tantamount to suicide storing coffee in sealed containers.

Remember, the rest of the coffee must be stored in a sealed container! Sometimes coffee packaging will be marked with a "re-sealable" logo, but the effect is not good, the best way is to use sealed cans and plastic bags to store coffee beans.

If you put the coffee in a sealed jar, the lid will bulge slightly and pop open when it is opened again, indicating that the coffee is still in the "exhaust" stage and its freshness is not bad. View baking date

We all know that buying milk depends on the expiration date, and so is buying coffee. Once roasted, the shelf life of coffee is usually about 2 weeks, so be sure to check the baking date of the coffee when you buy it.

Freshly roasted coffee always tastes the best, and pre-ground canned coffee powder is completely incomparable.

In addition, freshly roasted coffee is also rich in various nutrients and antioxidants purchased on demand

I suggest you only buy enough coffee for a week at a time. This not only ensures the freshness of the coffee, but also urges you to go to the coffee shop and socialize with others only to buy whole beans.

Remember, always buy only whole coffee beans. If you want to have good coffee, you must grind it and make it yourself.

Once coffee is ground into coffee powder, it will accelerate the loss of flavor and absorb the smell around it. Freshness is always a prerequisite for high quality. Be sure to grind coffee powder and buy coffee from a nearby coffee shop or roaster before drinking it.

Where on earth should we buy coffee? To the supermarket or to Starbucks? Sorry, neither. The place you really should go is an independent boutique cafe or roaster near your home. If you love coffee as much as I do and care about the quality of coffee, be sure to buy coffee from places where you really understand and understand quality.

In addition, buying coffee from an independent cafe can also enhance your emotional communication with the barista. as a regular customer, the barista will provide you with many special services to recommend high-quality micro-batch coffee that has just arrived.