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Posted Tue Jan 24, 2012, 7:05am Subject: Re: Coffee Storage
RaptorHornet Said:
While shopping for groceries, I came across a bag of roasted whole beans that had an Expiration date and a Manufacturing date written on it. Since there was no Roasting date to be found on it, could the Manufacturing date be also considered as the same day it was roasted?
My guess would be no, and as two weeks is the limit, if it was longer than two weeks from the manufacture date then it is stale anyway and the question is moot anyway.
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