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Absolutely, we're glad it helped!

Hi there, welcome to our community!

Hi there, Unfortunately, this is not available.

Hi there, that's a great question! Drinking freshly roasted coffee is always the first reason to roast coffee yourself, although it's accompanied by plenty of other advantages. Storing roasted coffee is fine for up to 8 days but it starts losing flavor soon after. Meanwhile, raw green coffee is far easier to store and gives you the freedom to roast your coffee on demand. It allows for more control over the roast profile and enables you to find your ideal coffee. The world of green coffee is vast and fun to explore, and the difference in their unique flavor profiles & characteristics is apparent with each new single-origin coffee you experience. Also, purchasing your green coffee from a reputable source supports the farmers and ensures that they receive their fair share. Hope this helps you become a next level coffee lover!

Indeed, we always recommend waiting a few hours before using your freshly roasted coffee.

We partner with several farms from across the world. All of our producer partners go through a vetting process for their coffees and practices before being featured in our marketplace.

I think he's more than capable of knowing this.

Haha it looks like he's spent a few quid on that setup. I'd hope he would know that already or his butler does.

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Thanks for dropping by Sarah! Loved having you there. ☕

Hi there, you can get our roaster and still have full control over your roast.

The coffee industry is vast and full of intricacies that play important roles in the farm to cup journey of your coffee. To roast coffee at home, we need a revised coffee ecosystem, and it is ripe with opportunities to reduce the coffee industry's environmental impact. We inherently talk about benefits to the environment, farmers, consumers, and enthusiasts because all these moving parts are intertwined, overlapped, and co-dependent. We talk about this to bring attention to the same, we work towards improving the ecosystem, and we hope you join us in our journey to achieving this.

Looks like this $1500 ; got to get it below $1k

Yes, we're on track!

Yes, the weight of the roasted beans can be well over 200g.

can it be 250g? @@bunafr6168

what is the max amount of green beans that can fit in the roaster@@bunafr6168

You can use any green coffee beans but the ones from Bunafr can be scanned and it loads a roast profile recommended for that particular bean

Yes, there is a chaff collection chamber. Please see these videos: th-cam.com/video/qd0vurkReiM/w-d-xo.html instagram.com/reel/CtNXcOiLO9H/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Yes, it is available in 220V.

He did at SCA Portland

Hello Steve, Thank you! We are still evaluating the integrated scale feature. It is proving to be a time consuming feature. Given that and given it is not a must have feature it might be dropped in the interest of delivering the product sooner than later. That being said, variable batch size feature will still be available with the help of the app. On the app there will be an option to chose the batch size, which will enable a perfect roast profile for different batch sizes. We will confirm on this and provide more information on this soon.

@@bunafr6168 Speaking for myself, the integrated scale feature falls into the category of 'it would be really cool to have but not worth holding up the development and shipping of an optimized, finalized product". If it turns out the feature is something that can be made available relatively easily in the future (e.g., through a simple hardware/software upgrade), then I would hope the feature would be made available to those who already own the roaster. The 'perfect roast profile for different batch sizes' feature, on the other hand, is quite important and I'm glad to hear that this feature will be implemented.

​@@stevebrandt3645 - Thank you for understanding and yes the perfect roast profile for any batch size is a must have and we are providing this through the app. We also know that most, if not all of the backers will be using app primarily hence for them choosing the batch size initially is part of the workflow. Of course we are still trying to make this feature available through simple upgrade in the future.

The % of roasting time at each phase is different for different beans. We will share that in the future videos. We are evaluating the project timelines and we will update soon if there are changes to it. Thank you for your comment and recognition on the uniformity of roasting.

Yes, towards the end there is a cooling phase also shown in the video.

@@bunafr6168 hi, the rods are heated. will having them in the cooling phase affect the cooling negatively?