ohdannyboy
Member
Im sure I just need to dwahahb...........but here it is.....
When I do lagers I chill the wort down to 60 and then put in my temp controled fridge and tape the probe to the outside. I then take the starter out of the fridge and put it in the same fridge........a couple of hours later when the probe says its 45 degrees I decant the starter and pitch......I have heard that if the yeast and the wort are at diffrent temps then it will stress the yeast......im worried because the two volumes of liquid are diffrent they would be at diffrent temps if in the same fridge......the starter would be colder and the wort warmer.........what do you guys do?
When I do lagers I chill the wort down to 60 and then put in my temp controled fridge and tape the probe to the outside. I then take the starter out of the fridge and put it in the same fridge........a couple of hours later when the probe says its 45 degrees I decant the starter and pitch......I have heard that if the yeast and the wort are at diffrent temps then it will stress the yeast......im worried because the two volumes of liquid are diffrent they would be at diffrent temps if in the same fridge......the starter would be colder and the wort warmer.........what do you guys do?