Hello I would like to know if this coffee bags are resealable. We would like to fill these bags with beans and seal them, is it possible?
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Most of the bags are cut you would have to use jute string and sew the end together. They are great bags! I made kitchen curtains from one set I received . I am pleased with them. Good luck with your project
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I didn't notice an 'odor'... For my husband, these served as temporary coffee bags, until I replaced our Melita carafe.Then I put candies in them for my kids :) As we know, unbleached is the best way to go, however, I still like these though!
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I assumed it was for whole beans but now that you ask, I guess ground would work. But ground coffee is best kept in the freezer in my opinion. That's what I do anyways if that helps.
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Definitely! I grind one bean in with my whole bean coffee each morning and the bag lasts me for about ten to twelve months and is just as good as when I opened it. I've never noticed any rancidity. You may want to keep the bag in the freezer to extend it's use further. Hope this helps:)
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The coffee is in a bag that is foiled lined with a filter to keep it fresh. It is a good bag to safe-keep the coffee! So, do not worry and I hope this helps you.
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I assume you mean after you open it? The foil pouches have a ziplock closure, I have had them in use, opening and resealing for at least 2 weeks. Stored correctly, unopened, you would have to see what the manufacturer says They don't taste bad at all, and are good with coffee. I also pack pouches of peanut butter to modify the same taste every time. I lived on these in a drill for 4 days, and was not finding it objectionable, except they (to me) tasted a bit sweet after a couple days.
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Hello Kathy,My name is Emily Eaton, an employee at Rogers Family Coffee Co., the manufacturer for these San Francisco Bay products. As you know, our biodegradable pods are not encased in a plastic cup, and are therefore exposed to air. Sealed, our pods will remain fresh for a year from the roast date, however, once the outer compostable bag is opened we recommend storing them in an airtight container. I personally use a Snapware container, however, any airtight container will work. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at: service@rogersfamilyco.comWe hope you continue to enjoy! Hello Kathy,My name is Emily Eaton, an employee at Rogers Family Coffee Co., the manufacturer for these San Francisco Bay products. As you know, our biodegradable pods are not encased in a plastic cup, and are therefore exposed to air. Sealed, our pods will remain fresh for a year from the roast date, however, once the outer compostable bag is opened we recommend storing them in an airtight container. I personally use a Snapware container, however, any airtight container will work. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at:... » Read More Hello Kathy,My name is Emily Eaton, an employee at Rogers Family Coffee Co., the manufacturer for these San Francisco Bay products. As you know, our biodegradable pods are not encased in a plastic cup, and are therefore exposed to air. Sealed, our pods will remain fresh for a year from the roast date, however, once the outer compostable bag is opened we recommend storing them in an airtight container. I personally use a Snapware container, however, any airtight container will work. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at: service@rogersfamilyco.comWe hope you continue to enjoy! « Show Less
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I seal mine up in an airtight container as soon as I open it. A five pound bag last me a month and the last grind is as fresh as the first.
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There is no resealing. The box has a plastic cover that is sealed from doterra. I cannot get into box without taking off plastic cover.
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The bags are not made to be resealed. I put my product into food grade 5 gallon buckets with lids. I suppose you could roll the bag down to the product and use something like a potato chip bag clamp, only of larger size to hold it
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Yes, but none of mine really "sealed"....not enough that I felt secure enough to add in coffee, sugar, etc..I ended up replacing them & really noticed the difference in proper seals, so I recycled them into my guest bathroom to hold q-tips, cotton balls, disposable razors.
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Amazon has a lot of solutions -- I use these resealable vaccum-sealed containers for both ground coffee and whole coffee beans Tightvac Coffeevac 1 Pound Vacuum Sealed Storage Container, Solid Black Body/Cap
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Hi Donna, the canisters just have a seal along the edge. They are not air tight. The lids fit loosely on each one. I keep pre made coffee filters in them for the week and they always stay fresh and perfect. I love them so much and they look beautiful. I hope this helps a bit.Debbie
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When pushing the lid down with resistance, you can hear the air escape. I have had beans in the container for up to three weeks and they are still oily so I would say it's air tight. If I leave the beans in the ziplock like plastic one way ventilated bag the beans were sold in, they only stay oily for about a week. That's with squeezing out the air before sealing up the bag. The Tigthvac Coffeevac works very well and is highly recommended in my opinion.
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It's like all the other coffee bags. It has a way you can fold it back and seal it the best you can.
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Hi Donna, the canisters just have a seal along the edge. They are not air tight. The lids fit loosely on each one. I keep pre made coffee filters in them for the week and they always stay fresh and perfect. I love them so much and they look beautiful. I hope this helps a bit. Debbie
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hmm,,,I'm not an authority on what gases are released naturally by either beans- I'm just really pleased by how much of a vacuum I can get using the vacu vin. It's a little tricky and takes practice to get a really good seal but it is definitely worth the effort. I take it you will be storing the green beans and the roasted ones in separate containers. I wouldn't store both in one.