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By (Guest Post)
05/02/2008
On the Biggest Loser show 9I think her name is Gillian) said that coffee should never be kept in the freezer, as it draws out the oils.
By
03/28/2006
I keep a smaller amt in an airtight canister next to the coffee filters and the rest in the frig. I usually don't buy much extra to have to store unless there's an incredible sale and coffee doesn't go on sale that often these days!
By
03/18/2005
I always keep mine in an air tight container. I grind it as I use it, and contrary to popular belief, the freezer doesn't keep coffee fresher. You should never buy more than you can use in a fairly short period of time. If you want better tasting coffee, use filtered or distilled water. It makes a huge difference!
By
02/09/2005
If you grind your own coffee, don't grind your beans until right before you use them.
April
By
02/09/2005
Coffee beans and ground coffee retain their strong flavor longer if kept in the freezer.
By Robin
Editor's Note: For the freshest coffee, try roasting your own. We have been posting information about home roasting on another one of our websites, RoastAtHome.com
<http://www.roastathome.com>
The coffee can recommends refrigeration for unused coffee grounds. I have been letting the can sit in the pantry. I don't have room in my frig. Can I freeze the grounds to keep them fresh? A can lasts me a long time. Thanks in advance.
By sassy
By LaLa1995
07/19/2011
Absolutely! Put coffee in a plastic freezer bag (or several small bags). That saves more room in your freezer too plus keeps it fresh.
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