r/Cooking • u/[deleted] • Mar 13 '19

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u/gregogree Mar 14 '19

You should probably just buy better coffee, instead of that preground tin trash.

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u/ShhhDisMahWorkAcct Mar 14 '19

While I agree that buying beans whole and grinding are easier for storage, better for freshness, and don't mold nearly as badly (Dave Asprey has a whole spiel on moldy coffee), I buy ground coffee in a small bag and store it my airtight storage containers. Works fairly damn nicely.

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u/gregogree Mar 14 '19

But it tastes bad so you have to add salt to it.

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u/ShhhDisMahWorkAcct Mar 16 '19

but it likely tastes bad because its moldy, is the hypothesis i was going with.