I messed around with the popcorn popper way, until I set it on fire trying 
to roast too many continuous batches. My current method is an old wok and 
large wooden spoon constantly keeping the beans moving. With a little 
practice, you can get pretty good roasts. You might have a suitable old pan 
already, no extra equipment needed. 
Even the worst batches made a better cup than a lot of coffee shops in my 
area.
And it's a fun process to watch and experiment with! And for decaf you're 
more than likely going to get more dialed in roasts that suite your needs 
than other roasted coffees.
David

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