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Old 11-30-2010, 10:29 PM   #1
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Default Canadian 2-row now available


Austin Homebrew Supply now has half bags of Canadian 2-row.

Canadian 2-Row Malt (Bulk)
This is a 27.5 lb bag of unmilled Canadian 2-row. This malt may be used for up to 100% of mash grains.
$27.49


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Old 12-01-2010, 10:51 AM   #2
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That is cheap. I live in a town in Ontario where they malt grains. Their price? $47.50 Go for it.
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That is cheap. I live in a town in Ontario where they malt grains. Their price? $47.50 Go for it.
Not sure what you talking about, I just off the phone from local Rahr malting plant. They will sell 25 kg sacks (55 lbs) of canadian 2-row for $25 and wheat malt for $30. I think I will take a 20 min drive to that plant in Alix, AB to pick couple sacks. Thats what I call cheap
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I am talking about being over priced for base malt. $25.00 now a days is a very good price for a sack of grain.
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I am talking about being over priced for base malt. $25.00 now a days is a very good price for a sack of grain.
Per the OP, That's a half sack (27.5lbs.) The savings come into play when you factor free shipping for $100+ orders.
Still a great deal.
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Oops. You are right.
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