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Testimonials

Love the clean taste of Every Day Beans dark roast. The mixture of the berry and coffee is what I really value and crave.

Karl S.
Missouri City, TX

Wow and Wow... I am an avid coffee drinker, so I would say I know the good from the- not so good... but this one .. FINALLY, a personal favorite.. delish. The freshness of the blends are phenomenal. Placing my brunch order now!! Love It!

Quista S.
Houston, TX

I really enjoyed the Brazillian coffee I bought last month from Everyday Beans! Myself, family and friends loved the strong, but mild flavors of the coffee. The medium roast was roasted to perfection!

Jason V.
St. Simons Island, GA

I thought I tasted coffee until I had this. Hands down the best coffee I've ever had.

Troy R.
Missouri City, TX

It's so good I gave up Starbucks. The coffee speaks for itself.

Antonio H.
Houston, TX

Everyday Beans is so refreshing and brisk; it's the perfect way to start my morning. The office is hooked!

Kai M.
Houston, TX

I'm not much of a coffee drinker but really liked this coffee. Smooth, mild flavor, not acidic! Good coffee for the morning time.

Park L.
Houston, TX

Each time I have purchased coffee, it has been fresh and the roasts were exactly as I ordered. The medium was actually medium. The dark was actually dark. Not burned, dark. I will definitely continue to purchase my coffee from Everyday Beans.

Marcus S.
Missouri City, TX

I could never drink coffee black until I tried Everyday Beans. This coffee is great for coffee snobs AND regular joe schmoe’s! Cause it was only after tasting this coffee did I learn that coffee could be so pure, clean, and rich.

Bonnie T.
Houston, TX

Recent Blogs

  • How to Salvage an Underwhelming Coffee Roast

    How to Salvage an Underwhelming Coffee Roast
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  • Embracing the Imperfections: Lessons from a Week of Coffee Experiments

    Embracing the Imperfections: Lessons from a Week of Coffee Experiments
    This past week has been a whirlwind of experiments, reflections, and revelations in the world of coffee roasting and brewing. My journey, spurred by a blend of curiosity and necessity, led me to delve deep into the intricacies of coffee roasting, the patience required for perfecting a brew, and the unexpected lessons learned along the way. It’s a narrative not just about coffee, but about the pursuit of excellence amidst imperfections.
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  • Confessions of a Coffee Roaster: Embracing Mistakes and Listening to Customers

    Confessions of a Coffee Roaster: Embracing Mistakes and Listening to Customers
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Recent Podcast Episodes

  • Season 1, Episode 71: Navigating Life, Coffee, and the Art of Self-Improvement

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    In this episode, I navigate a range of topics, from navigating issues with Amazon, to discussing my journey as a content creator and business owner. I delve into my experiences with podcasting, video production, and the art of self-improvement, emphasizing the importance of constant practice and learning.

    Listeners can expect to gain insights into my multifaceted life, including my passion for coffee, photography, and personal growth. Through honest reflections and transparent discussions, I share my unique perspective on finding meaning, tackling challenges, and embracing the journey of self-discovery. Whether you're an aspiring content creator, a coffee enthusiast, or simply someone seeking inspiration, this episode offers a compelling and relatable listen.
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  • Season 1, Episode 70: Experiments in the Kitchen and Beyond: A Pursuit of Growth

    Episode Summary:
    In this episode, I reflect on my journey of experimenting with different cooking techniques and flavor combinations using ribeye steak. I describe how I purchased a large quantity of ribeye roast during the holiday season, portioned it out, and then set out to explore various ways of preparing the meat - from classic steak preparations to more creative applications like Philly cheesesteak-style sandwiches.

    I emphasize the importance of pushing beyond boredom and complacency, not just in the kitchen, but in all areas of life. I draw parallels between this "ribeye challenge" and my ongoing exploration of specialty coffee, noting that truly understanding a craft often requires stepping outside of one's comfort zone and trying new approaches. Listeners will come away with insights on the value of creativity, experimentation, and a willingness to evolve in order to grow both personally and professionally.
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  • Season 1, Episode 69: Unlocking the Art of Recipes: Adaptability and Discovery

    Episode Summary:
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    I emphasize the importance of understanding the underlying intent and desired outcome when approaching a recipe, rather than rigidly following the steps. This perspective leads to a poignant realization - that my own coffee brewing techniques may have been inadvertently limiting the expression of sweetness in a particular Colombian coffee. Through self-reflection and a willingness to challenge routine practices, I discover an opportunity for growth and a deeper appreciation for the nuances of recipe development.

    By listening to this podcast, the audience will gain valuable insights into the creative and exploratory nature of recipes, as well as the importance of maintaining an open and adaptable mindset when pursuing a desired outcome. My journey of self-discovery serves as an inspiration for listeners to approach their own culinary or creative pursuits with a renewed sense of curiosity and a willingness to experiment and evolve.
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