It is now possible to live your passion for coffee on the road! Espresso Bus gives you energy and pleasure with fresh coffees at every stop. From carefully prepared espresso varieties to creamy lattes, we have brought our flavors suitable for every palate to the road.
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Here are some important points to consider so that your coffee does not go stale and its aroma stays fresh for a long time:
Grind Coffee Beans Thoroughly: Coffee beans go stale faster when they are ground because their surface area increases and they come into contact with oxygen more. Therefore, grind only as much coffee beans as you need. Freshly ground coffee tastes better.
Reduce Contact with Air: Oxygen quickly destroys the aroma of coffee. Store your coffee in an airtight container. Vacuum containers or special coffee cans can be very effective in this regard.
Keep Away from Light: Light is another factor that makes it difficult for coffee to stay fresh. Store your coffee away from direct sunlight and intense artificial light. It is useful to use opaque, light-proof containers.
Store in a Cool and Dry Environment: Coffee is affected by humidity and extreme temperatures. Coffee quickly goes stale in hot and humid environments. Store your coffee in a cool, dry place and at a constant temperature.
Avoid the Refrigerator: Storing coffee in the refrigerator can cause it to absorb moisture and odors, which can ruin its flavor. Coffee beans are best stored in a dry environment at room temperature.
Buy Small Amounts: Coffee beans taste best when consumed fresh. So buy only as much as you need and avoid buying too much and storing it for too long.
Use Your Beans Quickly: Fresh coffee usually tastes best when consumed within 2-3 weeks. Storing your beans for too long can cause them to lose their flavor.
Choose Storage Containers: Use airtight, light-blocking containers designed specifically for storing coffee. Some coffee storage containers also have valves that allow the beans to release gas while preventing air from entering.