Per "wood fired coffee" -- "Like a gas roaster, the wood flame has no direct avenue to the beans. Fans pull the hot air off the fire and fling it over the beans in the drum. [This apparently] provides a dry, softer heat from wood roaster, resulting in a much superior and consistent end product and exquisite taste profiles, in comparison to gas." La de da.
I think they just misspelled "Wood Fried Coffee" (because it's the South, and everything must be fried). Btw, why does the word "misspelled" always look misspelled?
That was just hilarious. Thank you. ❤️
Per "wood fired coffee" -- "Like a gas roaster, the wood flame has no direct avenue to the beans. Fans pull the hot air off the fire and fling it over the beans in the drum. [This apparently] provides a dry, softer heat from wood roaster, resulting in a much superior and consistent end product and exquisite taste profiles, in comparison to gas." La de da.
I think they just misspelled "Wood Fried Coffee" (because it's the South, and everything must be fried). Btw, why does the word "misspelled" always look misspelled?
The sky is so big because the land is insanely flat. Same in Rhode Island...