Ah the coffee and relish diet, very trendy in California. You should be into that size 0 in no time.
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Your fridge, like your freezer, should be a very dry place. But you are correct that the primary issue is the condensation upon removal and replacing back in the fridge or freezer. Freezing beans long term and then bringing them up to room temperature whilst still airtight sealed (thus preventing condensation) is a very good way of storing them.
https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/te...gherkin-dill-relish-300g-28p-at-tesco-3806181Ah the coffee and relish diet, very trendy in California. You should be into that size 0 in no time.
You only freeze them once - they go in warmer than the freezer contents, chill down, and once you take them (entire sealed container) out to defrost that's it - they're out. Use to split large batches up for long term storage.I disagree and think putting coffee beans in a freezer is a waste of good beans. Each to their own though.
Keeping the beans airtight won't prevent condensation if there's moist air within that airtight container. If you're storing them in a vacuum then maybe things would be different though.
You only freeze them once - they go in warmer than the freezer contents, chill down, and once you take them (entire sealed container) out to defrost that's it - they're out. Use to split large batches up for long term storage.
Nice. Do you live opposite to @Malevolence by any chance.
Open coffee beans should not be in the fridge youheathenperfectly correct human.
(I was corrected by a chap further down).
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You would totally relish itOnly 30 % good relish
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