If you’re a coffee lover, you know that freshly roasted coffee beans are the way to go for the best tasting cup of joe. However, sometimes you may end up with a bag of oily coffee beans. Oily coffee beans can be caused by a variety of factor. Including improper storage or a high level of humidity in the roasting process or as simple as the roast level of the coffees. Whatever the cause, if you find yourself with a bag of oily beans, don’t despair – there are ways to dry them out and restore their freshness.
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