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    What's your profession?

    Product designer & engineer with a focus on user experience. I work across industries, but recently I've been designing large scale web applications and services.
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    sweet potato mash experiment

    Hi - I'm brewing today as my beer-fridge is running low... Sorry, the updates are long overdue. The 'experiments' have been successful. We've been enjoying a variety of dark, light, bitter, and ginger beer based primarily on sweet potato and buckwheat. Since measuring alcohol yield, I've seen...
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    sweet potato mash experiment

    Super! I'll be bottling my latest sweet potato buckwheat brew this weekend, so Ill report back with alcahol content / conversion for the first time- I'm excited.
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    sweet potato mash experiment

    I brewed a new batch today with ±1 cup chopped ginger 8 Sweet Potatoes a mix of 2# malted buckwheat / 1# quinoa / 2# millet. 2/3 of the grain was lightly toasted & ground. 1/3 blended with warm water. I got myself some iodine and confirmed that there was lots of starch early on in the...
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    sweet potato mash experiment

    I didn't test for starch conversion for those first brews- this is something I'll be doing for the first time later today. It will be a slightly different outcome either way because I'm adding in 1# malted Quinoa and 2# Millet in addition to the other ingredients. I'll take pictures and let you...
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    sweet potato mash experiment

    Soapy flavors - hmmm, no but I don't consider myself a super-taster. So if you mean something subtle, maybe I'm just oblivious to it. I don't get a strong buckwheat or sweet-potato flavor either. To me it just tastes like beer - one was slightly more sour (but nothing compared to how sour...
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    sweet potato mash experiment

    I'm Gluten-Free and recently started brewing. I've been mooching off this forum, and now that I've got a few successful sweet-potato brews under my belt (thanks to you), I'd like to chime in. Note - I'm still building up my knowledge and equipment as I go, so the below is eyeballed rather than...
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