Whole bean coffee often costs more than ground coffee for one simple reason: it’s a better coffee. Whole bean coffees tend to come from better crops and be more recently roasted than pre-ground selections. In short, whole bean coffee makes a better cup of coffee, and the difference is worth paying for. Is it cheaper … Read more
That’s about 56 roasted coffee beans in shot of coffee (green beans weigh much more than roasted coffee beans). So, if we do the maths (we got out our calculator), that means you can expect to get around 142 cups of coffee out of a 1kg bag of roasted coffee beans. How much ground coffee … Read more
Whole beans are more flavourful and produce that “fresh” quality that both you and I look for in each delicious cup of coffee that we drink. ground beans, if you choose to purchase them instead, tend to lose the fragrance. Do you get less coffee ground or whole bean? Ground coffee is cheaper than whole … Read more
The bottom line is that when measuring coffee beans for grinding, the ratio of coffee beans to ground coffee is about one to one. For instance, 1 cup of coffee beans equals 1 cup of ground coffee If you make precise measurements of coffee beans, ground coffee, and water, you’ll brew a delicious cup of … Read more
The bottom line is that when measuring coffee beans for grinding, the ratio of coffee beans to ground coffee is about one to one. For instance, 1 cup of coffee beans equals 1 cup of ground coffee If you make precise measurements of coffee beans, ground coffee, and water, you’ll brew a delicious cup of … Read more
ground coffee is cheaper than whole bean coffee due to higher demand and the use of additives to produce a lower quality product. Although some may argue that production costs are lower and most whole bean coffee is locally sourced, the fact is that you pay less for pre-ground coffee. Is it cheaper to buy … Read more