Are the coffee beans ground?
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Hello Djamel,Yes, all of the coffee packs are ground coffee. If you have any other questions, feel free to contact me.Best,California Delicious
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not just coffee grounds. they grow on mostly hardwood. heating stove pellets or hardwood chips/mulch available at a hardware store. use a double boiler on the hardwood and then using a portion of the mycelium you have in the bag do the instructions. However I don't know how many times you could feasibly reuse the bag.
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I checked the bag carefully and it did not specify. Did not list any "ingredients", so I am guessing it's just roasted coffee beans.
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I use ground coffee. I grind it extra fine and it seems to work. Not as fast as course ground. But it works.
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You can definitely use the filter that came along with the coffee maker. But to escape the hassle of washing the filter after every use, people mostly use paper filters which are available in all grocery stores and supermarkets. Use any grounded coffee of your choice - ground it yourself or buy one from market. Enjoy your Coffee!
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No. However they sell this in bags of ground coffee as well. I find JBM coffee is better drip than French press due to the nature of this coffee
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There are holes for drainage. I put coffee filters over the holes before putting new the soil in.
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No. The coffee is not instant. It is good quality ground arabica. I was initially suspicious because nescafe instant is nasty rot gut. But the pods are good.
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Coffee always contains natural oils, but no, these beans are not overly oily (& no oil is added to them).
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Yes, it´s perfect for ground coffee... I put a paper filter in the deposit for the coffee (although I don´t think it is necessary)...I haven´t found any small filters, so I just cut up the big ones to size and put it in.
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You can totally use ground coffee. Just throw it in the filter compartment, and press "grind off."
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These are whole beans so you can grind them up however you see fit . Usually I find that the finer I grindthe beans the stronger the coffee . I hope that helps .
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It is ground up to a powder form. Usually with spices or herbs, "ground" means a very find grind as opposed to minced or chopped or cut (you sometimes see also C/S which means Cut and Sifted) or leaf flakes or granules...unless, of course, you are talking about coffee, then "ground" does not mean that it is as fine as powder. :-)
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I believe so! As long as it is not a harder seed compared to coffee beans I guess
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Yes! There are more coffee grounds in my compost than anything else. I do line the pail with the biodegradable bags.
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I have not used this product for ground coffee so I'm not sure if it would work well.
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Never tried coffee beans, but I agree with the post indicating it could clog the grinder. I have had problems with nuts clogging the grinder, and coffee beans do have oil. If you try it, make sure to use the coarsest setting to start off with.