☠️ Fresh Beans, Healthy Seats, and Deadly Treats

Hello Coffee Lovers!

Prepare to be percolated with knowledge in this week's edition.

We're answering the question: "Can coffee beans go bad?" (Spoiler: It's complicated).

We'll also show you how your coffee addiction might just be saving you from the grim reaper of sedentary life.

But wait, there's a plot twist – not all canned coffee is your friend right now because we have a news story that confirms some cans are becoming toxic.

Intrigued? You should be! So pull up a chair, pour yourself a cup, and let's go.

☕️ Quick Coffee Facts

Understanding the Shelf Life of Coffee Beans: Can They Expire?

☕️ Coffee beans do not expire, but their freshness diminishes over time, with a peak flavor period starting a few days after roasting and lasting for about a month.

💡 Proper storage is crucial to maintain bean freshness, as factors like air exposure, humidity, high temperatures, and light can all negatively impact the quality and aroma of your coffee.

👀 Recognize stale beans by their lack of sheen, lifeless texture, faded aroma, and absence of a springy feel when squeezed.

💼 To keep your coffee beans fresh, store them in airtight containers in a cool and dry place, avoid direct sunlight, and use a coffee grinder to preserve flavor and aroma.