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Perhaps a Contest is Coming
to homeroasters.org one of our members, who shall remain nameless, has sent the above as a possible logo for us!! Anyone else like to participate in some fun??
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OUR MISSION: Inspire, educate, encourage and assist those interested in great coffee and homeroasting through networking, discussion and sharing. OUR VISION: Provide a non-commercial resource that enables the free-exchange of information via articles, postings and others forms of coffee-related communication in support of the home coffee roaster. Encourage local meetings that will support homeroasteres worldwide.
WHAT HAPPENS... Green coffee beans are roasted with constant stirring until they pop twice. Roasters call these sounds cracks. Once the beans have heated to about 375° they crack for the first time. It sounds like matchsticks breaking, a milder report than with popcorn. At this point the beans will be lightly roasted and drinkable. Continue roasting and the roast darkens. Eventually, they crack again at a medium dark roast. Many people prefer to drink coffee that is roasted near the second crack. Continue roasting if you like darker roasts. Roasting takes about 15-20 minutes, depending on the method used. It can produce a lot of smoke, but a lot of smiles, too. It is not uncommon for people to exclaim, when drinking their first cup of homeroasted coffee, "there's no roast like home, there's no roast like home...
MEMBER LOGO'S
Guess which member owns this logo for their Coffee Roasting Company
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