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Old 01-07-2009, 02:46 PM   #1
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Default I can't help it, this thread is simply to brag!

My quest to find affordable grain is finally over!

All Briess grains:

50lb 2row
50lb pale ale
20lb 40L Cyrstal
10lb Black
10lb Chocolate
10lb Roasted

....wait for it....

$79!


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Old 01-07-2009, 02:47 PM   #2
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How?

And, oh yeah, you suck.
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Old 01-07-2009, 02:48 PM   #3
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Great catch...oh and I agree with Shecky on the sucking thing.
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Old 01-07-2009, 03:11 PM   #4
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$79 for 150lbs of grain!??!!? What's the catch? Who did you have to kill to get that deal?
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Old 01-07-2009, 03:12 PM   #5
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Yeah come on...spill the beans.....so we can learn and hate at the same time...

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I fully expected it. I always get shafted on the great craigslist finds, so this gives me a small feeling of redemption. Its all ****e luck. I was able to piggyback an order with a local brewery. They gave me their cost on everything! As I told the brewmaster, I almost feel guilty taking him up on the offer!
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If you do this again, let me know! I'd gladly drive up to you in order to get those prices.
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Will do Anthony!
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Well I just got done bagging/bucketing my bulk grain order. The dust created from dumping a sack of 2row into buckets damn near choked me.

+1 to whoever recommended homer buckets from Home Depot. I picked up 4 with lids and the total was right around 15 bucks. As stated, two buckets will hold a 50lb sack of grain. The specialty grains I just bagged into large ziplock bags (about 5lb a piece) and am storing the whole kit'n'kabootle in my basement (it stays a dry 60-65 degrees down there thanks to mr pellet stove)

Now the only thing left to do is brew! *sets his eyes on saturday*
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That's amazing!

How long will grains keep like that? I was thinking about doing a bulk grain buy and was curious how long they woudl stay... assuming you seal 'em up really tight like you're doing and keep them in a decent spot?


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