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WTB: Green coffee beans, for roasting
« on: March 20, 2017, 11:30:50 PM »
Shopping for beans from a farm known of within the community of growers.

Please let me know if I can buy unroasted coffee beans, up to 3 lbs, from you or a friend.

Thank you!

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Re: WTB: Green coffee beans, for roasting
« Reply #1 on: March 21, 2017, 04:21:24 AM »
Shopping for beans from a farm known of within the community of growers.

Please let me know if I can buy unroasted coffee beans, up to 3 lbs, from you or a friend.

Thank you!

If you're in So. Fla (Broward) I'll let you pick more coffee cherries (not beans) than you can handle.

Note... I do not, will not ship, anywhere... EVER, so don't ask :-)



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Re: WTB: Green coffee beans, for roasting
« Reply #2 on: March 21, 2017, 08:39:37 AM »
Shopping for beans from a farm known of within the community of growers.

Please let me know if I can buy unroasted coffee beans, up to 3 lbs, from you or a friend.

Thank you!

Sweet Maria's beans.  They really take this stuff seriously and offer only the best.

Hard to beat the community based and supported area of Costa Rica Tarrazu La Millita.  Highest quality too.  Goodland Organics sells locally grown (SoCal) greens but the prices are ridiculous.

Mark
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Re: WTB: Green coffee beans, for roasting
« Reply #3 on: March 21, 2017, 09:31:39 AM »
Shopping for beans from a farm known of within the community of growers.

Please let me know if I can buy unroasted coffee beans, up to 3 lbs, from you or a friend.

Thank you!

Sweet Maria's beans.  They really take this stuff seriously and offer only the best.

Hard to beat the community based and supported area of Costa Rica Tarrazu La Millita.  Highest quality too.  Goodland Organics sells locally grown (SoCal) greens but the prices our ridiculous.

Mark

When I used to roast my own coffee (which I did for years) I always bought my beans from Sweet Marias. Totally agreed they are the best.
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Re: WTB: Green coffee beans, for roasting
« Reply #4 on: March 21, 2017, 09:40:25 AM »
Shopping for beans from a farm known of within the community of growers.

Please let me know if I can buy unroasted coffee beans, up to 3 lbs, from you or a friend.

Thank you!

Sweet Maria's beans.  They really take this stuff seriously and offer only the best.

Hard to beat the community based and supported area of Costa Rica Tarrazu La Millita.  Highest quality too.  Goodland Organics sells locally grown (SoCal) greens but the prices our ridiculous.

Mark

When I used to roast my own coffee (which I did for years) I always bought my beans from Sweet Marias. Totally agreed they are the best.

I find home roasting addicting.  Have roasted about every origin out there. 

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Re: WTB: Green coffee beans, for roasting
« Reply #5 on: March 21, 2017, 09:46:12 PM »
Shopping for beans from a farm known of within the community of growers.

Please let me know if I can buy unroasted coffee beans, up to 3 lbs, from you or a friend.

Thank you!

Sweet Maria's beans.  They really take this stuff seriously and offer only the best.

Hard to beat the community based and supported area of Costa Rica Tarrazu La Millita.  Highest quality too.  Goodland Organics sells locally grown (SoCal) greens but the prices our ridiculous.

Mark

When I used to roast my own coffee (which I did for years) I always bought my beans from Sweet Marias. Totally agreed they are the best.

I find home roasting addicting.  Have roasted about every origin out there.

Ooh it is very exciting. I have never had home roasts, but in Lafayette, LA there is a local roast and brew cafe, called Rev. But I never asked too much. Only learning slowly...

I will wait another day or two until I order. Maybe other ideas.

Sweet Maria's, huh? I know Maji, Glowing Feather who has a farm down in CR I think. Have friends in PR now, and may have a box of fruit coming.. :) now I'll ask them for coffee