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Roast #25: Reflection on V3

thoughtfulcoffee • 0 implied HN points • 23 May 23

🍲 Food & Drink Coffee Roasting Events Marketing Community

Roasting profiles were affected by changes in ambient temperature, leading to burnt roasts
Small batch sizes caused extra work and inefficiency, planning to switch to larger batches
Not cupping beans before purchase resulted in unusable 60 pounds of coffee, importance of quality control

2023 Holiday gift guide

Something About Cats • 0 implied HN points • 25 Nov 23

🪞 Fashion & Beauty Coffee Home

Products that last are worth investing in and can bring joy with every use
Researching before buying can help find items with high value-to-price ratios
Finding quality items that are built to last or have high utility can be like no-brainers

Roast #28: Coffee Club V4

thoughtfulcoffee • 0 implied HN points • 27 Jul 23

🍲 Food & Drink Coffee Retail Production Tasting

Coffee Club V4 is open for orders featuring unique coffee selections from different exporters.
Boxes have a limit of 50 and offer options for different sizes and shipping or in-person pickup.
Featured coffees include Diego Bermudez Lychee Y-05 Castillo, Gesha Village's Gori Gesha, and Hacienda Sonora's SL-28 with detailed processing information.

Roast #22: Revised Pricing

thoughtfulcoffee • 0 implied HN points • 02 Apr 23

🍲 Food & Drink Coffee Pricing Marketing Community Feedback

Pricing decisions should align with your goals
Consider discounts for bundled purchases
Be mindful of additional costs like fees and rounding errors

my gourmet coffee routine

Stream of Consciousness • 0 implied HN points • 16 Feb 24

🍲 Food & Drink Coffee Brewing Quality Ingredients Rituals

Creating a consistent gourmet coffee routine involves attention to detail like water temperature, bean quality, and brewing method.
Using specific tools like an Aeropress and grinder, along with precise measurements, can elevate the coffee experience.
Small adjustments, like spritzing water on ground beans or using a specific mug, can make a significant difference in the final cup of coffee.

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Beer, wine, coffee & tea — what day of the week do they peak?

resonantbrain • 0 implied HN points • 18 Nov 22

🍲 Food & Drink Alcohol Coffee Data Analysis

Beer and wine searches peak on Saturdays, while coffee peaks on Sundays in the United States.
Tea searches do not have a regular peak, likely due to the US not being a big tea-drinking nation.
Different factors like weekends, holidays, and buying behaviors influence the peak days for searches related to beer, wine, coffee, and other terms.