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What do you do with 1kg of bad coffee beans?	by dcflick	2005-08-14 16:50:38
Does anyone have an I idea what we can do with a 90% full 1kg bag of absolutly terrible coffee beans? Normally coffee is between $25 and $35 a kg here in AU but the boss sees this bargain basement bag of $10 beans. Of course they are worse than Nescafe or International Roast instant. I seem to remember a list of coffee usages it the past but cant find it now. I know you can use it to sniff and clear the pallet during wine tasting but any more suggestions would be cool :)
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Chocolate makes ANYTHING better =) (n/t)	by babywhizIT	2005-08-14 16:53:21
OOOOhhhhhh, that's BAD	by fitzso	2005-08-14 16:56:28
Melbourne	by dcflick	2005-08-14 17:50:15
I agree.	by fitzso	2005-08-14 17:53:55
Crush them all up...	by MrTrick	2005-08-14 17:04:11
Compost.	by Feng_Li	2005-08-14 17:09:49
Grind them up and use for composting.	by rook_mtl	2005-08-14 17:10:51
I read in Nature that caffeine is a pesticide	by dcflick	2006-11-19 12:55:59
The worms from MIB (and MIIB) lived for coffee. (n/t)	by kahuana	2005-08-14 18:02:33
Isn't that a redundant statement?	by threadjacker	2005-08-14 19:14:07
grounds and vegitable oil are used for firelogs (n/t)	by quickbeam	2005-10-26 18:32:19

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