Kubed

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This is killing me because I know I should be able to figure this out, but after many searches and digging though tons of threads, I’m at a lost. I’m looking at doing a magic hat #9 clone and the recipe calls for “5.5# M&F light DME” and “.5# M&F wheat DME.” Someone please… what is M&F short for? Is it a brand name or a style extract?

Gentlemen, you may throw your stones now

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Sündestadt Brauerei
Primary: Apfelwein w/ fructose, Apfelwein w/sucrose
Aging: Matt's Mega Cider, Raspberry wine, Unfiltered Apple Cider
Bottled: IPA, Hefeweizen, Magic Hat #9 clone, CCA, Apfelwein, Panty Dropping Apple Cider
Kegged: Belgian White PM, Orfy's Hob Goblin

Blender

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I'm guessing that it is Munton and Fison. I never hear the Fison name mentioned in their products. Linko

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Gary

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Thanks so much Blender! That's what I was thinking, but I wasn't sure.

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Sündestadt Brauerei
Primary: Apfelwein w/ fructose, Apfelwein w/sucrose
Aging: Matt's Mega Cider, Raspberry wine, Unfiltered Apple Cider
Bottled: IPA, Hefeweizen, Magic Hat #9 clone, CCA, Apfelwein, Panty Dropping Apple Cider
Kegged: Belgian White PM, Orfy's Hob Goblin

gresc

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American Brewmaster refers to Muntos as M & F; go to

http://www.americanbrewmaster.com/catalog

and enter "M & F" in the "Quick Find" Search box. You'll see the various Muntons extracts come back.