Difference between revisions of "Sonofresco"
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The "about us" page at this website (http://www.9designs.com/webs/coffee/about.htm) shares some of the early beginnings of the project. This page has been preserved in PDF format and can be found [[Media:Syd & Jerry's Table Top Commercial Coffee Roaster.pdf|here]] if the website is no longer active. | The "about us" page at this website (http://www.9designs.com/webs/coffee/about.htm) shares some of the early beginnings of the project. This page has been preserved in PDF format and can be found [[Media:Syd & Jerry's Table Top Commercial Coffee Roaster.pdf|here]] if the website is no longer active. | ||
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Revision as of 14:08, 5 November 2016
The Monmouth Coffee Project (MCP) currently roasts green coffee beans using a Sonofresco coffee roaster. There appears to be a significant amount of history about how this roaster was developed and this page will attempt to document some of this history. It is very possible that this history will be of interest to the Monmouth College (MC) "Science and Business" initiative started back in ~2009 and currently a focus of the new Center for Science and Business.
Using the internet as the main source of research, the Sonofresco story starts with Syd & Jerry's Table Top Commercial Coffee Roaster website (http://www.9designs.com/webs/coffee/). This "product" was offered at a price of $3,495 and sold by a company called Coffee Kinetics (1365 Pacific Drive - Burlington, Washington 98233; Phone: 360.757.2800 - Fax: 360.757.8172).
The "about us" page at this website (http://www.9designs.com/webs/coffee/about.htm) shares some of the early beginnings of the project. This page has been preserved in PDF format and can be found here if the website is no longer active.
The two "players" appear to be:
- Jerry Whitfield and
- Std Stapleton