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question: How many days left on the trip are there?, context: Touring in Colombia's coffee Triangle and want to take some beans home... So I've already bought a bag of roasted whole beans from Don Julio in Santa Rosa de Cabal... well, my travel buddies did it for me. I've got about 5 days left and plan to hit a coffee farm or two in the mean time and maybe score some bags of wonderful single origin coffee IF I can keep them as fresh as possible.... I understand what time, air and humidity does to roasted beans... so, what would be the best way to keep these beans as fresh as possible for my trip home? I also don't plan to buy more than a bag or 2 of beans.
How many days left on the trip are there?
I've got about 5 days left and plan to hit a coffee farm or two in the mean time and maybe score some bags of wonderful single origin coffee IF I can keep them as fresh as possible....
Touring in Colombia's coffee Triangle and want to take some beans home... So I've already bought a bag of roasted whole beans from Don Julio in Santa Rosa de Cabal... well, my travel buddies did it for me. I've got about 5 days left and plan to hit a coffee farm or two in the mean time and maybe score some bags of wonderful single origin coffee IF I can keep them as fresh as possible.... I understand what time, air and humidity does to roasted beans... so, what would be the best way to keep these beans as fresh as possible for my trip home? I also don't plan to buy more than a bag or 2 of beans.
I've got about <hl> 5 <hl> days left and plan to hit a coffee farm or two in the mean time and maybe score some bags of wonderful single origin coffee IF I can keep them as fresh as possible....
Touring in Colombia's coffee Triangle and want to take some beans home... So I've already bought a bag of roasted whole beans from Don Julio in Santa Rosa de Cabal... well, my travel buddies did it for me. I've got about <hl> 5 <hl> days left and plan to hit a coffee farm or two in the mean time and maybe score some bags of wonderful single origin coffee IF I can keep them as fresh as possible.... I understand what time, air and humidity does to roasted beans... so, what would be the best way to keep these beans as fresh as possible for my trip home? I also don't plan to buy more than a bag or 2 of beans.
Touring in Colombia's coffee Triangle and want to take some beans home... So I've already bought a bag of roasted whole beans from Don Julio in Santa Rosa de Cabal... well, my travel buddies did it for me. <hl> I've got about 5 days left and plan to hit a coffee farm or two in the mean time and maybe score some bags of wonderful single origin coffee IF I can keep them as fresh as possible.... <hl> I understand what time, air and humidity does to roasted beans... so, what would be the best way to keep these beans as fresh as possible for my trip home? I also don't plan to buy more than a bag or 2 of beans.