Description
The NESCO® Pro Coffee Bean Roaster is a coffee enthusiast's dream, bringing the freshness and quality of roasting fresh gourmet coffee to your home. NESCO®'s Patented Catalytic Converter is the beginning of a new era in coffee history and a major step in the return of great tasting coffee to your home.
Once you've experienced the flavor of fresh gourmet coffee roasted like this you'll want to share it with everyone you know. You'll be surprised to learn how fast and easy it is to roast your own specialty coffee beans right at home.
Roaster creates an even roast and uniform color while controlling the roast from light to dark. It is fast and economical --- roasts a batch of beans in less than 20 minutes at half the cost of store-bought.
Craft Your Own Signature Coffee from Your Favorite Bean Combination, Achieve a Wide Range of Distinct Flavors. It's Fun and Easy. Roast up to 1/3 lb of Beans in only 20 to 30 Minutes, that's enough for 36 cups of Coffee.
Features
• Advanced Patented Catalytic Technology Significantly Reduces Smoke and Odor
• Underwriters Laboratories Listed
• 800 Watts
Coffee Bean Roaster Manual »
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Customer Ratings and Reviews |
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9 Customer Reviews |
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3 out of 5 |
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Vernon M
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| Giving up after 4 machines |
Apr. 22, 2013 |
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| I started with these machines when they were called Zach and Dani's, moved to the Nesco Branded, and the last one I bought from Hammacher Schlemmer because of their lifetime warranty. Now after 3 month of use, that one has died also. I have never gotten more than 2 yrs use out of any of these roasters and I clean them regularly. If Nesco would make replacement parts available, I would probably keep using this device. I like how it works when it is working. But they keep melting the plastic drive pulley in the bottom of the unit. In my opinion this is planned obsolescence. I am giving up on this brand. |
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giovanni G
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| nesco roaster |
Mar. 16, 2013 |
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Our company sells roaster profesionali for bars, and mini roasters for individuals. We need to receive a commercial offer of your NESCO roaster (CR-1010-PRR), and if you can get the product at 220 v
More infornaton to www.tostatore.com |
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M P
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| Love my Nesco roaster |
Feb. 19, 2013 |
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| I read the one star review and had to add some balance.. I've had my roaster for more than a couple of years and been drinking roasted coffee 98% of those days.. it has been roasting like a trooper. Just recently the mesh metal filter is starting to wear out so I will try to replace that. I clean the container, filter and cap with each use but wipe down the unit itself only once in a while. I'll be getting another one as soon as this one gives in. Oh and the coffee from Burman's is great too :-). |
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H B
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| My favorite kitchen appliance |
Feb. 15, 2013 |
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| The Nesco CR-1010 coffee bean roaster is my favorite "kitchen" appliance. I add quotation marks to the "kitchen" because in spite of the smoke containment that is built into the appliance, my wife does not like the smell of roasting coffee in the house, and I do the roasting outside or in the garage. I currently use an X-10 Airsight IP camera to oversee the roasting on my cell phone. I have been using the CR-1010 for 2 1/2 years. making 2-3 batches/week. I always wait at least 30 minutes between roasts. While others (MG) may have had experienced a short longevity of the appliance, I have not. I do take care of it. I always watch to make sure that the belt drive mechanism is working to prevent the beans from stagnating in one spot only to burn. There was one time that the belt twisted on itself causing an irregular rotation, and I easily fixed it. I have been able to make dark and light roasts by adjusting the amount of beans and the time of the roast. I take great pride in being a "barista" and have even bought a CR-1010 for a friend. Today was the first time that I had to invest any money into the machine (I bought a replacement screen for $5). Dealing with the people at Nesco was a pleasure. |
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m G
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| Nesco Coffee Roaster |
Jan. 17, 2013 |
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| This machine does NOT hold up to the high temperatures that are required to roast coffee. They are charging 199.00 for it and you can only expect minimal usages of this machine. Their reasoning is that the temperatures get hot when roasting. Well isn't that a given. Shouldn't they manufacture a product that can hold up to those temperatures so that it doesn't burn out. My warranty was not in effect but then I didn't use it that much either. But they reminded me that it doesn't matter if it was seldom used because the warranty ran out. So, if you spend 200.00 better plan to use it a lot and at the end of the year throw it in the trash. You can get a lot of coffee freshly brewed at a good coffee seller for that 200.00, coffee included. |
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stephen R
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| Nesco does it right |
Sep. 6, 2012 |
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I have been using this unit for 18 months and it has been a constant companion to me in the kitchen. I have never had a problem with it, maybe because i take good care of it (cleaning it every use). The unit is smoke free (unless you do starbucks kind of roasting) and the slow roast allows you to control the exact doneness of the beans. This however is its shortcoming. You can only do dark roasts if you use about 90 grams of beans.. i do a 135 gm roast for 28 minutes for a nice medium to medium dark roast.
look, i know there is a 1 star review, but there is always the chance of getting a lemon. even Consumer Reports tries 2 or even 3 more units if their first is a lemon.
i'm even thinking of bying another one for when mine gives up and they are out of production. hopefully they will be around for a long time. |
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Chris F
Laval, QB |
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| Nice simple product |
Aug. 10, 2012 |
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| Nice simple product. It needs a 150g of green beans each time. No problem so far (2 months) and I use it once a week at least. Rost the beans evenly. I would say try 19 min (it includes a 5 min cooling) if you like a light roasting. Plug it into the oven plug. It's more stable and it's a seperate circuit... I would like to see a model with a temperature control. |
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ken H
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| burned out withing 1 month |
Aug. 2, 2012 |
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I had the same problem as the previous review. Unit worked great for about 1 month. I used it today and left the unit alone for 5 minutes too say goodbye to my sister whom I had been showing how to use it.
When I came back the aluminum in the auger had melted into the grate. So thinking I could get a new glass jar and auger. I cleaned the unit up and now it will not work.
When this unit works it works great but it's hard to love it when it dies within a month.
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Thomas W
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| Dissatisfied Customer |
July 3, 2012 |
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I purchased the Nesco Professional model about 3 months ago. And the auger just locked up completely just 3 minutes into a roast. I owned the previous model before Nesco stepped in and upgraded the unit. I'm very disappointed with the purchase as the unit has failed so soon. I completed about a dozen roasts. That's very expensive per roast. I advise shoppers to beware and consider their options. I would not recommend this model and do not intend on purchasing again.
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