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]]> http://www.gourmetcoffee-s.com/cuisinart-coffee-makers/comment-page-1#comment-35 FRENCH ROAST COFFEE >> Have Great Quality of French Roast Coffee Here! | Gourmet Coffee Tue, 24 Mar 2009 22:40:42 +0000 http://www.gourmetcoffee-s.com/?p=100#comment-35 [...] If your French roast coffee tastes too bitter, then the roasting has been poorly done. Over-roasted coffee will also taste thin and burned. The darker you roast, the more you lose the subtler tones and flavors of the beans.  A quality French Roast gourmet coffee is not harsh and bitter. The most common reasons for that harsh and bitter taste are low quality beans, over-roasting of the coffee beans, and grinding the coffee beans too fine for the type of coffee maker you are using. That’s why it is so very important to use premium quality coffee beans that are French Roasted correctly and, when grinding beans at home, it’s important you choose the proper grind setting recommended by the grinder manufacturer. [...] [...] If your French roast coffee tastes too bitter, then the roasting has been poorly done. Over-roasted coffee will also taste thin and burned. The darker you roast, the more you lose the subtler tones and flavors of the beans.  A quality French Roast gourmet coffee is not harsh and bitter. The most common reasons for that harsh and bitter taste are low quality beans, over-roasting of the coffee beans, and grinding the coffee beans too fine for the type of coffee maker you are using. That’s why it is so very important to use premium quality coffee beans that are French Roasted correctly and, when grinding beans at home, it’s important you choose the proper grind setting recommended by the grinder manufacturer. [...]

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