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Think about how many cups of coffee you drink per day and multiply this by the number of days in the month. Based on that, choose the right quantity and delivery frequency. You can always adjust this afterwards: in your account under "My subscriptions", or ask our chatbot: it will make the change directly for you.

The costs depend on the type of coffee, the quantity and the chosen delivery frequency. Often, with a subscription you receive a discount on the regular price. There are options for both affordable own-brand coffees and premium coffee beans.

Fresh coffee beans are beans that have been roasted recently and are therefore still full of aromas and oils. The fresher the bean, the better the taste and smell of your coffee.

Fresh coffee beans have a fuller and richer flavour than older beans because the aromatic compounds are still well preserved. Over time, these flavours slowly fade.

You can recognise fresh beans by a strong aroma and often a slight sheen of oil on the outside. The roast date on the packaging provides clarity about freshness.

Store fresh coffee beans in an airtight container, in a dry place and out of the light. This way, the flavour and aroma are preserved for the longest time.

Ground coffee loses flavour more quickly because it comes into greater contact with air. By grinding fresh beans yourself just before use, your coffee stays much more aromatic.

A coffee bean tasting pack is a selection of different types of coffee beans, so you can try out multiple flavours at home. Ideal if you don’t yet know which bean is your favourite.

In a sample pack you will usually find a mix of different origins, roasts or flavour profiles. Think of beans from Colombia, Ethiopia or Brazil with variation in intensity and body.

You choose the right tasting pack by looking at flavour descriptions such as mild, fruity or strong. Many packs also indicate which type of coffee machine the beans are suitable for.

The beans in a sample pack are generally freshly roasted. Pay attention to the roast date or choose a supplier that guarantees freshness.

A sample pack lets you get to know new flavours without having to buy large packs straight away. It’s handy and fun if you’re still discovering your coffee taste.

Unroasted coffee beans are raw, green coffee beans that have not yet been roasted. They are often used by people who want to roast their own coffee.

Unroasted beans are hard, green in colour and have no coffee flavour yet. Only after roasting do they develop their aroma and brown colour.

Unroasted beans are not suitable for grinding and drinking straight away. They must first be roasted to release their flavour.