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wilshirej
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Posted Sun Mar 11, 2012, 9:46am
Subject: Flavored Coffees
 

I have some friends that like flavored coffees.  Is there a way to make these at roasting or are they mainly just roasted coffee with flavors added before packaging?
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Posted Mon Mar 12, 2012, 7:05am
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In my humble opinion, flavor added to coffee is just a way to cover poor quality beans. Roast and brew high quality beans and if you MUST add flavor, add it after the coffee has been brewed with one of the nearly two dozen flavored syrups on the market.

 
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Posted Mon Mar 12, 2012, 7:43am
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Those are usually artificial aromas added after roasting and before packaging. Yuck!

 
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Posted Mon Mar 12, 2012, 8:04am
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Personally, I've never understood what's wrong with coffee-flavored coffee . . .

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Posted Mon Mar 12, 2012, 2:35pm
Subject: Re: Flavored Coffees
 

Instead of flavoring the coffee beans prior to grinding (and f'ing up your grinder for weeks on end with taint o' hazelnut mixed with the hint of cyanide (almond) and stale chocolate), go with flavored syrups instead.

The syrup flavoring is controllable and adjustable, a huge variety is available, and can be had in sugar free versions as well (if you're worried about the lifesaver-level of calories added).

 
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