Post by M.R. Hagerty on Jan 30, 2023 19:08:17 GMT -7
The Rule of the Fifteens – When Coffee Flavor Falls Off
The Rule of the Fifteens is an observation from many applications and uses. It’s a guide to when coffee will go stale (or fall off from its freshest and most optimum taste). However, for folks who will drink coffee no matter what the taste, the Rule of the Fifteens may not be worth the trouble.
Roasted Coffee - beans are optimum for the first fifteen days, after which taste falls off noticeably.
Ground Coffee - grounds stays optimum for fifteen minutes, after which taste deteriorates.
The Rule of the Fifteens is an observation from many applications and uses. It’s a guide to when coffee will go stale (or fall off from its freshest and most optimum taste). However, for folks who will drink coffee no matter what the taste, the Rule of the Fifteens may not be worth the trouble.
Roasted Coffee - beans are optimum for the first fifteen days, after which taste falls off noticeably.
Ground Coffee - grounds stays optimum for fifteen minutes, after which taste deteriorates.