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dwalsh1
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Post subject: Oily Beans
 Posted: Aug 10, 2011 - 09:42 PM
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Location: Harrow, UK
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| This may be a stupid question but I will ask it anyway. I was given a kilo of beans today that are intended for a cafe (No fancy name brand, just a bag of beans) They are very oily/silky to the touch and was wondering if such a bean would cause a lot of crap/damage to build up in the grinder (superjolly) due to the oils on the bean? |
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Post subject: RE: Oily Beans
Posted: Aug 10, 2011 - 09:59 PM
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Location: London, UK
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Your safe, the grinder will be fine. I put a load of shiny coffee through a rubur to season/break in the burrs.
Some residue will stick, it maybe crap. Sort of depends on your opinion of the beans. |
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bruceb
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Post subject: RE: Oily Beans
Posted: Aug 10, 2011 - 10:08 PM
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| Whether the oil is in the beans or on the surface is pretty much the same to the grinder. |
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lukas
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Post subject: RE: Oily Beans
Posted: Aug 11, 2011 - 07:27 PM
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except for the bea hopper of course, that might be needing a more thourough clean rather sooner than later  |
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