 | Manufacturer : IBC - Hearthware, INC
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- Versatile appliance roasts coffee beans for any brewing system
- Roasts up to 5-2/7 ounces of green beans; built-in 4-minute cooling cycle
- Automatic or programmable roasting profiles; adjustable time and temperature
- Save up to 10 profiles; LCD display; wind-tunnel and thermoflector technology
- Measures approximately 7 by 7 by 12-1/4 inches
The I-Roast2 allows you to personalize your own roast curvees. Program your own time and tempurature for each of the 5 roast stages. You can achieve professional results in just 15 minutes with built-in 4 minute cooling cycle. Whether you prefer Cinnamon, French, or anything in between, the choice is yours. You can roast up to 150g/5.3 oz of green beans enough to brew 24 cups of coffee. Enjoy purest, freshest, and most aromatic coffee for less than 10 cents per cup. Easy to read LCD display shows time, temperature, and roast stage for accurately monitoring the roast process. You can now save and recall 10 roast curves from memory. The I-Roast2 allows for the freshest taste and aroma. It's also healthy, versatile, economical, and fun. With the I-Roast2, you can control when, where, and how much fresh roasted coffee you want every time! Average Rating of 3.50 out of 49 reviews
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<1 year out problem - M. Beall, Oct 29, 2009
My wife bought an IRoast2 for me for Christmas last year; I loved it and have enjoyed using the machine. HowEVER, the last 2X I have used it, it has stopped ~6min into the roasting time. GRRRrrr! I have contacted them and am awaiting reply--replacement--of motor unit. Read the return policy. Also noticed they are now "not available." Hard to take at $199 a pop! Im disappointed
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Don't buy it! - CafeenMonkey, Jun 22, 2009
Save your money and don't get an IRoast, also known as an IRoar. It is so loud that it is impossible to hear first crack.It is so loud that you can't hear anything. If you tell me you hear second crack you aren't telling the truth. You can't use color as a guide, as oils may come out after sitting a day. The only way to use this is recording in a journal and using trial and error. I put mine on eBay and got a Behmor 1600 and am happy.
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Roast your own - Frank Paolino, Jun 08, 2009
I too thought this would end up with the bread maker, the pasta maker, the juicer, etc. but I've been using it for over a year and I make some of the best coffee around.
I make espresso and cafe creme, our favorite from a Paris trip. I am getting so good that my wife really won't drink any other espresso. But the credit goes to the roaster and the basic fact that beans have a < 7 day shelf life. You must wait 12 hours for them to breathe, then they are awesome if used with a good burr grinder. One warning: Roasting must be done outside as the beans smoke when heated to > 400 degrees and they smell something like burnt popcorn.
My neighbors see me outside in the dead of a New England winter and wonder what I am doing. Why not just buy Starbucks beans? If you have to ask you'll never know.
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Good product but needs to be built better - Amanda L. Randall, Jun 01, 2009
I won't go into the roasting details - other reviewers have covered this very well.
This is the 3rd iRoast I've owned. Although the do a good job roasting, they seem to last less then 2 years before something goes wrong with them. This time the glass has broken at the top of it.
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Great Product - I have had no problems - D. Vinsand, May 03, 2009
I have had the i-Roast 2 for about 6 months now and really like it. I set up a roasting profile that I like and use it about every other day, because the beans last me two days. Smoke: I just close my kitchen door and turn on the vent and I have had no problems.
The only downside for me is noise. It is noisy and I live in an apartment, so I try to keep my roasting to reasonable hours.
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