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Old 04-17-2007, 02:15 PM   #1
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For those who have used flaked maize......I'm going to use 1 lb. in a 6 lb. partial mash. Does flaked maize become very sticky like flaked rye and benefit from the use of rice hulls in the mash? Or is it not a problem (sticky wise).

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I used 2 lbs in a full mash (10lbs total grain). I had no problems with my sparge.
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Old 04-18-2007, 01:29 AM   #3
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Good to know, thanks for the reply. Anyone else have anything to add?
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I used 2 lbs in a full mash (10lbs total grain). I had no problems with my sparge.

Ditto. I batch sparged though.
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No need for rice hulls. I've done 25% flaked corn without a problem.
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Ditto. I batch sparged though.
I batch sparge as well
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Are you guys getting real flaked maize or is it rolled corn ? Where from ? How is flaked maize different from corn flakes cereal ?

I was reading a brewing book that discussed flaked maize and they talked about how it was cooked with steam. (gelatinized).

Here is a thread on a Corona Clone I brewed.
http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/my-corona-clone-input-please-26614/
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Yeap, I used 1lb in a 4lb mash with no issues fly sparging...
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Excellent, thanks everyone!
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Are you guys getting real flaked maize or is it rolled corn ? Where from ? How is flaked maize different from corn flakes cereal ?

I was reading a brewing book that discussed flaked maize and they talked about how it was cooked with steam. (gelatinized).

Here is a thread on a Corona Clone I brewed.
http://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=26614
I used flaked maize that was purchased from my LHBS. It was already gelatinized and ready to be mashed.


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