Are these robusta or arabica beans?
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The package does not say what type of coffee. It is from Washington state company called Seeking Health from Bellingham, WA. The package states it is high caffeine and palmitic acid whole bean. It is organic and shade grown. More info at seekinghealth.com.
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If there are 90 beans to 8 ounces, these are Grade B vanilla beans. Grade A beans are plumper and heavier, so only about 50 to a half-pound.
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The package I have says nothing about being raw. Dagoba website says they roast there beans.
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Probably not. The can says "premium coffee beans." It's cheap stuff, I just like it a lot.
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They were raw. I roasted them myself. They were ok, not the best quality. I did not buy them again.
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They are natural. That is they are raw and not roasted or salted. They are ready to eat from the bag. Raw almonds are a little softer than roasted, but just as flavorful in my opinion.
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These are non-GMO beans. This is the 2nd 13 pound batch I bought. The quality is excellent.
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I see what you mean about it being hard to tell by the description. There is no labeling on the container that is any help, either. As you know, this product shows under the searches for both raw and unsalted nuts. I assumed tbey were roasted when I puechased them. Peanut oil is listed as an ingredient, which would lead me to believe that they are roasted. It seems they would be kind of greasy if they were raw and had oil in them. They also seem somewhat more crunchy than raw nuts, to me, anyway. Hope this helps.
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We only very recently bought this machine and have only used one brand of beans. So far it has been working well. The beans we use are a Cuban blend called Hialeah from a company named Kana Coffee Roasters. We order them online. They were recommended because sometimes there are small pebbles in beans and Kana's beans don't have them. Those pebbles can mess up the machine pretty badly. So whatever beans you decide to get make sure you check them before you put them in your machine. I hope this is of help to you.
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They were slender yet plump. They were very aromatic. I use them to make vanilla and the beans are very fresh.
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I don't know, but they are definitely not split peas, and they are small like the native indian chana. They may still have been grown somewhere else. Might ask Bob's Red Mill. You can find them online.
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The beans are not black, they are only dark brown. I don't know if the beans are large. I grind fine to very fine and make esspresso. Delicious.
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Truthfully I do not know. I'm to the point that I buy my coffee beans that are on sale unless I know they don't have a good flavor. The beans I got were very good not quite as strong as some of the others.
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The beans are moderately oily. I have a super-automatic espresso machine and this produced very good espresso. In my opinion it made better French press coffee...truly complex and delicious.
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Not sure if anyone replied, but I have had my Melitta for going on 8 years and I have used a variety of beans. Most commonly are the ones from Costco. The Costco brand is package by Starbucks.
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It comes straight from the bean itself which is a robusta coffee bean (much higher in caffeine count than arabica). Is it actually like 660mg for an average 12oz cup? I doubt that, because I've drank a 16oz cup (or two or three, but not in the same day), and it doesn't feel much stronger than an Italian or Starbucks coffee.
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Box says: "Ingredients: 100% Arabica coffee"We LOVE this brand and it's an exceptional value!