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Reply #30 - Feb 18th, 2008 at 11:57am  
Dumb question about the use of coffee grounds: Do you use fresh or brewed grounds?  It's not that I'm to cheap to use the fresh grounds, I just wonder if it would affect expansion, color bleeding, etc.
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Reply #31 - Feb 18th, 2008 at 1:05pm  
Used works, not sure about fresh.  Plus it just makes more sense to use the grounds that have already been brewed.  I just got some used espresso grounds.  Man, That stuff is fine!
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Reply #32 - Feb 20th, 2008 at 7:10am  
Michael Kuehl wrote on Feb 18th, 2008 at 11:57am:
Dumb question about the use of coffee grounds: Do you use fresh or brewed grounds?  It's not that I'm to cheap to use the fresh grounds, I just wonder if it would affect expansion, color bleeding, etc.


As long as they are dry, it doesn't matter.  I use fresh.  I have a small jar with about 2 tbsp of coffee in it I use for filling.  It last a long time if you aren't real sloppy.  It packs well into cracks so ther isn't a lot of waste.
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