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Hi Mick, give me a shout if you want green coffee. I only have 1 sort on the website but I can sort out anything from our range by email. I always bought green coffee from Hasbean for home roasting, they have a big range and it’s right there on the site.
https://www.instagram.com/tv/B-Uo10opBxe/?igshid=1mso17l5a50p5
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Awesome, will do Steve! Bit the bullet and picked up the Nuvo and a starter bag of green beans so will likely be in touch (assuming it doesn't go horribly wrong) for some in the future!
Haven't watched the entire video but loving it so far!
Edit: Finished the video, fun and educational! I hope roast days are a little bit less manual for you these days though!
mmccarthy
Doing some tentative research into roasting at home, currently looking at something like the ZenRoast/Nuvo Eco.
Is it possible to get a decent roast from those? Or is it the case that you're looking at several hundred pounds and permanent counter space for a half decent roast? From reading various reviews, it seems they're decent value as long as you can accept the tiny quantities that you can roast at a time, the manual effort required and lack of any sort of ventilation.
Anyone have recommendations for decent suppliers that offer consumer quantities of green beans? Or do you just have to pester a commercial roaster and hope that they'll oblige (I did spot someone recently got some from Steve on this thread a while back) ?