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  • Posted in thread: Proof that preheating is a better way to bottle pasteurize on 01-17-2013 at 02:28 AM
    how are you supposed to tell when desired co2 is reached without opening one up?exactly you
    open one up, look at it see if its enough. if not recap and let it sit a few days. Because it
    will be pasteu...

  • Posted in thread: Proof that preheating is a better way to bottle pasteurize on 01-17-2013 at 01:53 AM
    you pasteurize to get a sweet carbonated cider. the extra sugar needed to make it sweet will
    also over carbonate the brew to the point of bottles exploding if you do not pasteurize to kill
    the yeast o...

  • Posted in thread: Proof that preheating is a better way to bottle pasteurize on 01-16-2013 at 09:01 PM
    This is so trite mine are lightly Carb stove top scares me just a Tad....I just kept pushing it
    until I got the carb I wanted and have yet to have a bottle bomb

  • Posted in thread: Proof that preheating is a better way to bottle pasteurize on 01-16-2013 at 03:01 PM
    those are the same thing. When it is carbed or carbonated it will have co2 and pressure. I look
    for the same things that happen when I open a pop or beer in a glass bottle. First a hiss when
    I brake t...

  • Posted in thread: Proof that preheating is a better way to bottle pasteurize on 01-16-2013 at 02:37 PM
    to many variables to give you an exact answer. Some people bottle active cloudy cider to retain
    natural sweetness after pasteurization. Because of the CO2 already in solution and the high
    quantities o...

  • Posted in thread: Another way to bottle pasturize on 12-19-2012 at 05:19 PM
    The only issues I see deal with the temperature. here is an official pasteurizing guidat 53C =
    128F minimum time to kill population 56 min at 60C = 140F minimum time to kill population 5.6
    min at 67c ...

  • Posted in thread: created a new recipe today "creamy oat and caramel apple cider" on 11-21-2012 at 03:35 PM
    Sorry it took me a few days to respond to this I have been really busy. I love this recipe. I
    have tweaked it a bit. Originally I used acid blend now I use malic acid. The caramel sweetener
    is good bu...

  • Posted in thread: Easy Stove-Top Pasteurizing - With Pics on 09-28-2012 at 08:40 PM
    Once you open up a test bottle...is that bottle now toast?Nope just recap it and open a
    different one next time.

  • Posted in thread: Another way to bottle pasturize on 09-22-2012 at 04:03 AM
    I just did 12 bottles at once today ant it worked fantastic. I have done a lot of batches this
    way sence i came up with the preheating technique and I love that I can croud the pot and that
    I can past...

  • Posted in thread: Proof that preheating is a better way to bottle pasteurize on 09-04-2012 at 06:00 PM
    Why? What kind of beer are you making that you need to pasturize it?Low Alcohol or Low Hop
    rates?DPBwith beer the only fermentables in the bottle are the priming sugars you add. With
    cider if you want...

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