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Medium Roast Coffee - Peet's Coffee
Try our medium roast coffees like Cafe Domingo or Cafe Solano, medium-bodied roasts with a smooth balanced taste. Our Latin American coffees were crafted for the perfect medium-bodied cup.
http://www.peets.com/coffee/by-roast/coffee-shop-by-category-medium-roast.html?mode=list
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Medium Roast Coffees - Starbucks Coffee Company
Our medium-roasted coffees are perfect for the in-between palate - not to soft, not too strong. A smooth and balanced medium-roasted Starbucks coffee is a friendly constant throughout the day, reminding you that things are right just the way they are.
http://www.starbucks.com/coffee/medium
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Light and Medium Roasts - New England Coffee
Light brown in roasted bean color, New England Light Roast Coffees are the mildest roast, favored by consumers in the U.S. Lighter roasted coffees are sharper and more acidic than darker roasted coffees. Coffees brewed from medium roasted beans produce the full flavor present in the beans.
https://www.newenglandcoffee.com/product-category/coffee/light-medium-roasts/
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Medium Roast Coffee - Folgers Coffee
Folgers medium roast coffees offer a unique flavor that is bold and satisfying.
http://www.folgerscoffee.com/coffees/medium-roast-coffee
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Medium Roast Espresso - Coffee Bean Direct
This is a versatile blend that is as good for espresso as it is standard brewing. This coffee has a full body and moderate acidity. It is a few shades lighter than our French Roast, and can be used to make a soft and mild espresso.
http://www.coffeebeandirect.com/medium-roast-espresso.html
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Supermarket Medium-Roast Coffee - Cooks Illustrators
Well into the late 1990s, most of the coffee consumed in this country was a medium roast. This was the classic American cup: lighter and more acidic than today's espresso-dark brew. Lighter coffees prevailed in part because they maximized yield: The less coffee companies roasted the beans the more weight they retained and turned into profit.
https://www.cooksillustrated.com/taste_tests/581-supermarket-medium-roast-coffee
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Medium Roast Guide - Espresso Coffee Guide
A Medium Roast is usually sweeter than a Light Roast with a spicy flavor, and lacking the grain taste of a Light Roast. Medium Roasts also have a more balanced aroma and acidity.
http://www.espressocoffeeguide.com/all-about-coffee-2/roasting-coffee/medium-roast/
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Characteristics of Medium-Dark Roast
Roasted Until the Second CrackMedium-Dark Roasts are roasted several minutes longer than a Medium Roast, until the coffee beans begin popping again - this is the stage called Second Crack and denotes the full development of the coffee.Characteristics of Medium-Dark
http://www.espressocoffeeguide.com/all-about-coffee-2/roasting-coffee/medium-dark-roast/
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Choosing Between Dark Roast or Medium Roasted Coffee Beans
There is a lot of confusion about the various qualities of roasted coffee beans. Should you buy a dark roast or a medium roast?
http://www.coffeedetective.com/dark-roast.html
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Medium Roast Coffee
Do you love a smooth, crisp flavor to start your morning? Look no further than The Coffee Bean's selection of medium roast whole bean and ground coffee!
http://www.coffeebean.com/coffee/medium-smooth/l/103
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Roast Profiles: Medium, dark, and french roast
Charleston Coffee Roasters uses three roast categories. They are medium, dark, and french.
http://www.charlestoncoffeeroasters.com/v.php?pg=18
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Medium Roast Coffee - Peet's Coffee
Try our medium roast coffees like Cafe Domingo or Cafe Solano, medium-bodied roasts with a smooth balanced taste. Our Latin American coffees were crafted for the perfect medium-bodied cup.
http://www.peets.com/coffee/by-roast/coffee-shop-by-category-medium-roast.html
