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Bergies is my favorite coffee house. Brothers Bruce and Brian Bergeson run the place, and their specialty is roasting coffee beans to perfection. Check it out the next time you’re in Gilbert, Arizona. Thank you Brothers Bergie for letting me have the run of the place to shoot this video.

This episode is a first in a series of tutorials on how to roast coffee at home. This week I demonstrate how to (and not to) roast green coffee beans in an air popper, typically used for popcorn. Save money and drink better coffee!

A Solar Powered coffee roaster, uses focused energy from the sun to roast coffee beans, uses no fuels on earth!

- Yesterday’s Roast blends bold flavors with smooth finish. This is my first batch of YR beans and I must say – VERY IMPRESSED!! – Quick demonstration on how to grind and French press your own whole bean coffee.

This is how I roast coffee with love in my backyard in Austin Texas. I buy green coffee beans from sweetmarias.com (you can buy that whirley pop thing there too)

*EDIT* Here’s my new roaster: www.youtube.com For Coffee enthusiasts, here is one method for roasting coffee at home. “Used” breadmakers are regular guests of thrift stores, and since very few people use it more than once, they are usually like new. You can pick up a heatgun for as little as $10 (if you don’t have one in the garage already). I did modify the breadmaker so that the paddle spins continuously. Most breadmakers have a knead setting that will work, too. (In the video I say that “the heatgun is too close to the heat” while I meant to say “the heatgun is too close to the beans”.) I’ve recently been informed that opening the lid and/or shutting off the heat may stall the progress of the roast. Roasting coffee beans is like a chemical experiment. Interrupting the chemical process inside the bean by shocking it’s temperature even for short periods will result in a less than optimum roast. Keep this in mind.

www.popcorncoffeeroaster.com Video of roasting green Kenya AA coffee beans in a Nostalgia Electrics hot air popcorn popper. How to guide on turning a popcorn popper into a coffee roaster. Quick & easy and very inexpensive hobby. Roast your own coffee at home.

“Fresh Roast’ is a domestic coffee roaster prototype allowing users to roast their own green coffee beans at home for cafe quality blends fresh so that you never have stale coffee again. Features: -’Fresh Roast ‘ coffee roaster utilises a ‘FLUID BED’ technique to agitate the coffee beans – Clean and sharp European styling – Heavy gauge metal and quality finishes

This episode features a simple, easy to follow method for roasting green coffee in your own home. All you need is a skillet, a metal colander, and of course green coffee beans.

Learn about cooling coffee beans after they have been roasting with expert cooking tips in this free coffee roasting video clip. Expert: Dean Forrest Contact: www.sedonacoffeeroaster.com Bio: Dean Forrest has been the owner of Sedona Coffee Roasters for nearly 3 years. Sedona Coffee Roasters…