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Old 07-29-2007, 12:54 AM   #1
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Default Substitute for Cara-Pils Malt?

Was getting ready to order some more supplies and take another crack at the Brown Ale I screwed up last time. Last time, I ordered from Hearts Homebrew in Orlando, mostly 'cause they are in state. This time, I was going to order from More Beer, 'cause they gots the grommet I need for my second tower. I need to order a pound of Cara-Pils, but More Beer doesn't seem to have it. I could order just the Cara-Pils from Hearts, and get the rest from More Beer, but I thought I'd ask if there was a good substitute for it.

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Try Carafoam. Very similar. (I couldn't tell the difference when I switched.)
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Try Carafoam. Very similar. (I couldn't tell the difference when I switched.)
Thanks, but I didn't see it at More Beer either. It doesn't matter. I decided to order my yeast from hearts as they are closer and it should make it here still cool, went ahead and ordered the Cara-Pils, also.

Needed something to pump up the price of the order from More Beer over 59 bucks, so I got another corney. Whoo Hoo!!!

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Old 07-29-2007, 01:39 AM   #4
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Crystal 10 or Crystal 20 are decent substitutes for Carapils, also.
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Thanks, but I didn't see it at More Beer either. It doesn't matter. I decided to order my yeast from hearts as they are closer and it should make it here still cool, went ahead and ordered the Cara-Pils, also.

Needed something to pump up the price of the order from More Beer over 59 bucks, so I got another corney. Whoo Hoo!!!

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I see carapils and carafoam at morebeer.
http://morebeer.com/view_product/17131/
http://morebeer.com/view_product/17132/

Maybe your spelling differed from their's when you searched?
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I see carapils and carafoam at morebeer.
http://morebeer.com/view_product/17131/
http://morebeer.com/view_product/17132/

Maybe your spelling differed from their's when you searched?
Doh!!! I didn't scroll down far enough! Went to Malts, but didn't see the Specialty Malt.... God I feel stupid...Wait, I'll blame it on the beer!!! That's it! I was drunk!!! I'm not usually this stupid!!

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I see carapils and carafoam at morebeer.
http://morebeer.com/view_product/17131/
http://morebeer.com/view_product/17132/
Maybe your spelling differed from their's when you searched?
Yep, I just ordered some carapils there two weeks ago.

Gotta love that place. Great prices, great selection, free shipping on most things and it's close enough to me that my order usually arrives in two days.
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Wheat Malt....... I interchange these 2 all the time !
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Try Carafoam. Very similar. (I couldn't tell the difference when I switched.)
They are the same thing, just different malsters. It can also be called dextrin malt.

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Crystal 10 or Crystal 20 are decent substitutes for Carapils, also.
Indeed. Crystal 01 would be another good name for carapils.
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Default carapils/foam/crystal 10/20

Crystal 10 and 20 are much darker when compared to carapils/foam, I would compare the difference to that of Pilsner malt 1-2L to Munich malt 8-10L soooo in recipes calling for larger portions of carapils/foam (like a pilsner where as much as 5-10% is acceptable) you're going to affect the color and flavor noticeably.


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