bio-bean Coffee Logs - Eco-Friendly Fire Logs for Wood Burners and Multi-Fuel Stoves (16 logs), Brown,24cm x 14cm x 22cm

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Coffee logs are a type of fuel made from recycled coffee grounds. They are a sustainable, renewable resource that can be used to heat homes and power businesses. Coffee logs are high in energy and produce less carbon dioxide than traditional fossil fuels. Coffee Logs are Eco Heat Logs for stoves, open fires and chiminea's, made from your spent coffee grounds. Do you have a small fireplace? Do you want a stove but cannot find one that fits? Look no longer…you have found it! I put two and a half candles and the molasses into the bread pan. I usually fill the bottom of the pan with a generous amount of molasses, but I ran low for this last batch. Coffee logs are made from recycled coffee grounds. This means that they are a sustainable, renewable resource. Coffee grounds are otherwise thrown away or used as compost. Recycling them into coffee logs reduces waste and helps to protect the environment.

As the world continues to prioritise sustainability efforts and discover new, more efficient ways of providing familiar comforts, some organisations are making surprising discoveries. Coffee logs, for instance, are an innovative and relatively eco-friendly alternative to traditional firewood options and are made from recycled coffee grounds. As a renewable source of energy for heating and cooking, coffee logs are growing in popularity among consumers. But what exactly are the coffee logs’ pros and cons? We often call them wood burners or log burners, however, log burners and multi-fuel stoves can be compatible with a wide variety of fuels, some of which are ingenious in their creation. Coffee logs are a great alternative to traditional fossil fuels. They are sustainable, renewable, and clean-burning. If you’re looking for a way to reduce your reliance on fossil fuels, coffee logs are a great option. Can You Make Coffee Logs Without Wax?In addition to coffee logs, Grounds Cafe offers customers a wide range of sustainable products that includes reusable cups, a vegan treat box, coffee logs, refillable bottles, and more. Each year bio-bean processes thousands of tonnes of waste coffee grounds, collected from coffee shops around the UK. Recycling coffee helps reduce greenhouse gases, diverts waste away from costly landfill and gives your latte a useful second life. Coffee logs are a unique and eco-friendly way to make your own firing woods. Made from recycled coffee grounds, they are a sustainable way to fuel your hearth or bon-fire!

At the world’s first coffee recycling factory in Cambridgeshire, bio-bean’s engineers turns these coffee grounds into amazing Coffee Logs – the sustainable alternative to conventional fossil fuels.Making coffee logs without wax is a great way to save money, control the scent, customize the flavour, and help the environment. So why not give it a try? You might be surprised at how easy and fun it is. Frequently Asked Questions Related to Making Coffee Logs And Wax 1. Can you put coffee grounds on the fire? I suspect they may be using a measuring system called bakers percentages. It measures by weight. All ingredients are in the same weight measurement(ie, ounces, pounds, grams, etc) and assigned a percentage based on the main ingredient. In this case, coffee grounds, would be the main ingredient and for the purposes of the recipe, is assigned a value of 100%. Let's say that we have 16 oz(1 lb) of ground coffee. The amount of each of the other ingredients is found by multiplying 16 oz by the percentages listed in the patent. So, here are the figures: In summation, coffee logs are a great example of how waste products can be repurposed and transformed into a valuable resource. They offer consumers a renewable, sustainable fuel source that is easy to use and handle and has a much lower carbon footprint than burning traditional logs and other fossil fuels. While there are some disadvantages, the pros far outweigh the cons, making coffee logs an alluring option for environmentally conscious shoppers.