There is a scene in the movie Elf where Will Ferrell, as Buddy the Elf, barges into a diner in Times Square after observing a window sign to congratulate the occupants on serving the “World’s Best Cup of Coffee.” We assume that the sign’s message is an exaggeration. Most of us have been disappointed by diner coffee before. But what if I told you there really was a way to enjoy the world’s best cup of coffee (or close to it) at home, in your kitchen, every day. Read on coffee lovers because you are in for a treat.
There are two dirty secrets about coffee that few people know. These both affect the quality and taste of your coffee.
The first is this coffee that you buy in your local grocery store is stale, typically months old, or more. Coffee tastes best when fresh and should be consumed ideally within 30 days max after roasting.
