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thanks Chris, i am very impressed with the Artisan and appreciate the feedback!. debbie

I thought about this also. It could work well with a coffee truck that goes door to door but i cannot see that being cost effective. i have also seen coffee bikes that have ability to make coffee but unless you have a team of them, how would you cover larger areas. in the same office building...

I was not referring to storing the beans. the entire grinding unit itself stays all wet and moist all the time. I, personally, would not recommend it.

How is the Artisan working for you? I am working toward starting a small roasting business in southern cali. I have been looking at the Artisan for it's price, ease of use, and ease to move if i chose to go from home based roasting to a store front at some point. What do you think of it so...

Are you using the Artisan roaster? What do you think of the quality of the roasted beans? I purchased some coffee from a roaster that uses it and I found the coffee to be rather bland.

I see many mentions of the Artisan roaster. what do you think of it? it is well priced, i can move it from a home based business to a retail business if i want...but I purchased some coffee from a vendor who uses it and I found the flavor rather flat. what is your experience with it?

Sign me up too...i would love a copy of the manual. i will pm my email! opening a new business takes lot's of work and research. been lurking here for a few months. lot's of good stuff!!!! :images:

I have the Cuisinart grind and brew combo. it makes good coffee, but we stopped using the grinder long ago because it was always wet from brewing coffee.

Don't do a combo, the humidity from the coffee brewing will cause the grinding area to get/stay all wet!!

I am interested if it is still available!