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Old 03-15-2013, 08:02 PM   #1
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I just started about 30m ago I made a yeast starter a little juice with 1/2 teaspoon of yeast dumped 2 cups sugar, yeast starter and the rest of my yeast it is now burping good and working but a little foam/juice came up into the air lock, is this normal?




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Yes, and good pic to show the problem! :-)

Ok, in the future, try to leave more 'head space ' at the top of the bottle for foaming. That will help prevent getting it in your airlock.


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Yes, and good pic to show the problem! :-)

Ok, in the future, try to leave more 'head space ' at the top of the bottle for foaming. That will help prevent getting it in your airlock.
Thank you man she is burping good... I failed the past 3 times went and bought some regular yeast and bam she is working like a charm
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Glad things are going well! What yeast did you use? Let us know how it turns out. :-)
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Glad things are going well! What yeast did you use? Let us know how it turns out. :-)
Tbh regular yeast
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Tbh regular yeast
? Not familiar with that one.
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? Not familiar with that one.
Baking yeast bread yeast lol
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Baking yeast bread yeast lol
Lol, hey, if it works, that's what counts. I can say that one of the beauties of homebrewing is the amazing inovation folks display!
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Now I have another ? When this is finished do I have to rack it? Or can I just pour it into another container and not let the yeast get into that container, then do I have to fridge it or can I start drinking?
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Now I have another ? When this is finished do I have to rack it? Or can I just pour it into another container and not let the yeast get into that container, then do I have to fridge it or can I start drinking?
You can do either one. For a simple batch like this its best to drink it 'young', but at the same time you want to leave behind as much of the sediment/lees as possible. I would rack it, let it sit for a week or so, then put it into whatever container you plan to drink from.

Hope it comes out good!


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