Not only does coffee lose flavor and richness after being dormant in storage, but you also run the risk of developing mold and other harmful toxins. As much of a hot commodity coffee is, it’s easy to forget that it’s still simply produced. Coffee is just as vulnerable to invasive elements as all other perishable items.
The answer is: it’s pretty random. There are a huge number of mold species and they vary in toxicity. Whether the specific mold you encounter is harmful or even safe to eat is a chance development. They can’t really be identified by the naked eye, you have to identify them by examining the spores under a microscope.
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· Humidity: Similarly, studies have shown that environmental humidity, the measure of how much moisture is in the air, can affect coffee by traveling in and out of bags of coffee. Too much humidity can also cause mold or mildew growth, ideal relative humidity (RH) is 60%.
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· Offerings include brewed coffee, hot and iced tea, espresso beverages, and pastries. If you have a Starbucks card, you can use it at any of the Universal Starbucks locations to purchase and earn stars, but you won’t be able to redeem your collected stars for a free item as you would at a normal location.
· Green mold. If your compost pile has green mold, it’s not the end of the world, but it does mean your pile is too moist. Address this issue by watering it less, adding more dry material to the mix, and covering your pile before big rains.
