My husband has gradually become very serious about his morning coffee and would like to start roasting his own coffee beans. I have looked online a bit for home coffee roasters and was hoping I could get some advice and... (3 replies, last updated by scubadoo97 September 5, 2007)

After reading the topic " Best Coffee In Montreal", with all of responses it received I thought this would be a good spot to start asking opinions about home coffee roasting. Just started reviewing the types of home coffee... (1 reply, last updated by Luwak November 2, 2006)

I have been reading up on home coffee roasting. With the new roasting products available looks fairly uncomplicated. The question is, does it make that much difference to roast at home ? I know the sooner the beans are brewed... (14 replies, last updated by Fanciesmom November 17, 2006)

Hi Which other Costco’s have roasters in store besides Burbank? Don’t tell me to try their website, they don’t list them in this area (for instance Burbank isn’t listed as having a roaster). I tried calling... (2 replies, last updated by SouthBayRon October 8, 2005)

The cast iron skillet works well, but the hot air pop corn popper is so much easier. Have roasted both coffee beans and soy beans in the hot air popper. The roasted soy beans are an alternative to any caffeine drink of choice.... (5 replies, last updated by Cynthia June 28, 2003)

It is easy to think that people who roast their own coffee are fussy/peculiar, a belief that I shared until a few months ago. My small family makes and drinks 4-6 espresso cups a day, and until recently bought beans from Peets or... (3 replies, last updated by ironmom September 28, 2001)

My sister is a confirmed home coffee roaster. At present she and her husband use their gas grill for roasting, but since they live at 8000' in Colorado and it’s usually well below zero in the mornings these days... (3 replies, last updated by zenduck December 15, 2006)

I am trying to find a brand of lightly roasted coffee. I remember reading in Cook’s Illustrated a few years ago that the darkest roast is Italian Roast, with the next darkest being French and at the lightest end it was... (7 replies, last updated by rfneid April 17, 2008)

Farmer Joe’s on Fruitvale now has a guy with a roaster on their patio. Coffee is superb. (4 replies, last updated by zzhwy101 October 24, 2009)

I’m putting together a business plan for a cafe. Now obviously to have larger profit margins, green coffee in bulk is the way to go. Saying that, I’m not entirely sure I am ready to deal with the roasting process at... (14 replies, last updated by jayt90 October 2, 2007)

Does anyone in Houston roast their own coffee beans? So that you could go and have the beans ground and take them home on the same day they were roasted? (13 replies, last updated by louisev November 9, 2009)

Java Jive is a coffee roaster off of 99st. Have not tried the coffee there, but it is fresh roasted. Kopia at College plaza I have tried when I worked in the building and it was fabulous!! (30 replies, last updated by pengcast May 26, 2009)

Any opinions out there on the best places in Manhattan to buy roasted coffee beans? (2 replies, last updated by Joanna September 30, 2002)

Spoilt by fabulous, freshly roasted coffees from a small coffee roasting shop “around the corner” in my hometown, I wonder whether such a place exists in NY. Anybody knows of one? Any info will be greatly appreciated.... (5 replies, last updated by frelkins@webtv.net February 9, 2002)

Read some postings a while ago abut using a hot air popcorn popper for roasting coffee. Bought the popper, Presto Pop Lite (hope it is the right type), and now we’re ready to roast. How, any tips, and and and. Thanks in... (8 replies, last updated by StriperGuy October 22, 2003)