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I just saw a pop-corn popper that would serve as a coffee roaster, except
that it holds five liters. Roasting more than a pint or so of coffee at a time seems to me counterproductive. Is there a practical device of this kind available for coffee lovers? If there is not an attractive electric one, can one still find the little stove-top covered pans with an agitator inside. Fifty years ago, these little roasters made many (maybe most) kitchens in Italy smell great. |
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