Review on Enhanced Search-optimized Nuvo Eco Ceramic Handy Coffee Bean Roaster by David Pearson

I've been roasting coffee beans myself for over a decade, so had enough experience to use this charming ceramic roaster without suffering any major mishaps like wild bumps roasting with some burnt and unroasted grains. The Nuvo could be a tea leaf roaster repurposed to roast coffee beans. My expensive Gene Cafe stopped working a few days ago so I ordered it to be used until I get up the Gene Cafe and Beg. I placed my order on Friday evening and Revain delivered it on Sunday morning before the promised delivery time at 8pm. Thanks Revin Nuvo comes with a plastic bucket that has "NEW ULTIMATE VARIOUS OBJECTS" written on the handle, meaning. I have no idea what that means. Everyone? I used six scoops of Paradise Coffee Roasters Thai Doi Pangkhon, which is almost enough for my wife and I to consume on a daily basis. Next, I'm going to use seven scoops, which makes about six cups of coffee, which is how I usually brew in an Aeropress. ensures that all beans have been roasted the same way. As you can see from the photo I've attached to this review, getting an even tan is easy. The short handle, as others have pointed out, requires the use of potholders on each hand. I have carpal tunnel syndrome and arthritis in both my wrists and hands, and holding a short grip presented some difficulties. I was not without pain as I shook the brazier back and forth, side to side, and up and down in eights, an infinite pattern. There's nothing most people can't handle. To be honest, I had so much fun watching the roasting process and being directly involved in the process that I considered converting my expensive roaster to standby. With a little care. With a little practice, anyone can easily achieve the perfect roast with Nuvo. Not only can this little work of art be a backup for electric roasters if they break, but because it does such a good job, it can also be your main roaster.