Anyone tried freeze distilled milk?

When I came back to US from my trip to Italy, I noticed that milk here in the states taste more like half water and half milk in comparison and cappuccino I made just didn't taste anything close to the ones I've had in Italy. So I'm...

I have got two bags of coffee - trying to save the shipping costs :)
1) a medium roast washed coffee from Congo 2) lighter roast natural Ethiopian both from Happy Mug roasters ( shout out to them they have really good coffees bang for buck )
These coffees were roasted on 8th of...

Hi All,

Just picked up two pounds of freshly-roasted espresso blend from my favorite local roaster. I know I need to let it rest a day or two before using it, but what about the portion I will vacuum-pack and freeze?

Last pound I bought I divided in half and froze one half...

I thought I'd start a thread for people who regularly freeze roasted coffee but find that some of their coffees don't freeze well and suffer a significant loss of flavor when frozen.

I noticed this recently with the Uganda Kaproron Sipi Falls Raised Bed Natural Organic Crown...

when freezing beans, should you freeze them in their sealed bags they can in if they have not been opened yet?
thanks
Bill

Long time lurker and learner from this board.

Here's my questions for making the best coffee in less than idea circumstances on vacation.

These are the conditions. We have a week long vacation at a house with a generic Cuisinart drip coffee maker. I can't travel with my Lido...

Bought a 5 pound bag. I have a few airtight metal canisters available. Is it possible to put these canisters in the freezer and single dosing espresso in the morning? Basically taking out the canister and measuring out the dose and returning the canister to the freezer. I also...

Has anyone been to this or are you going to this?

Is it about greens or roasted? I'd love to hear more and wish I could get education about anything coffee near me. But there isn't squat by way of this kind of thing near where I live.

I have been buying 5 lb. bags of Red Bird Espresso beans as my go to coffee for some time. I break it down into quart Mason jars and vacuum and freeze them. The last time I did this I apparently packed the beans too soon as they developed pressure in the jars when I opened them...

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