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COFFEE ROASTER KIT barbecue BBQ rotisserie for green coffee beans | 
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| Brand: CoffeeRoastersClub.com
Category: Kitchen
Buy New: $99.95
Avg. Customer Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 157503
Size: Roasts up to 5 lbs.
Shipping Weight (lbs): 5
Dimensions (in): 16 x 8 x 8
ASIN: B000A7US7S
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Roasts up to 5 lb coffee beans. Turns BBQ into roaster. | | • | This Coffee Roaster Kit comes fully assembled and ready to go. | | • | Fits inside of your Home Barbeque. 1/2 cup beans included. | | • | Attaches to your existing Rotisserie unit. | | • | Complete operating and roasting instructions included. |
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Product Description
Why purchase an expensive Coffee Roaster when you can buy this extremely easy to use and very inexpensive Coffee Roaster Kit to roast coffee beans with your Home Outdoor BBQ unit. Roasts up to 5 Pounds of Green Coffee Beans, as much as many Commercial Units!This Coffee Roaster Kit comes fully assembled and ready to go! Fits inside of your Home Barbeque unit and attaches to your existing Rotisserie unit (if you do not have a Rotisserie unit for your BBQ you can purchase one from Home Depot for only $34.). Complete operating and roasting instructions included, along with 1/2 cup unroasted green coffee beans to start you off! Can easily roast up to 5 pounds of coffee at a time, much more than other more expensive units. 100% metal construction.
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| Customer Reviews:
Very Good Design, Could Improve May 20, 2008
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
This is an excellent product for roasters who want to crack their coffee beans old school. I've roasted beans (even peaberry) in it over coals and it does very well with batches up to 3 pounds. You can roast 5 pounds in the basket but be prepared for a long wait to the first crack depending upon your roasting temperature. I could suggest one design improvement in the lid. Currently, the lid is attached with a spring and a spring-hinge. You must remove the rotisserie rod to open the basket. It may be better to use two pull-pressure springs. That way, you could just release the springs, loosen the thumb-screw and pull the lid straight off. The four prongs are strong enough to hold the basket in place to pour and de-chaff. There are a lot of positives to this product. I built my own fire-roaster that can roast 5lbs of high quality beans for under $200.00.
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