All my malt costs ~$2 per pound...so, yeah, your price is good
Do you need to grind your malt?
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All my malt costs ~$2 per pound...so, yeah, your price is good
I don't think I've ever payed $2/lb. Usually between 87c to $1.79 per pound for most of the grains I've used so far from midwest.
I ordered this 2 roller mill for $110 including S&H and it works great. I was a little weary at first having never heard of the brand but no complaints so far. http://espressoonline.com/products/barley-mills/product/view/27/105
I get all my malt from my LHBS. I have no problem with the price - happy to support the local guy with great service and product quality.
I would too if he didn't stock odd brands of grains. Non of the usual suspects at my lhbs...so I order from midwest for grains & such. Free shipping now & then.
OntarioBeerKegs.com (the place with $1 malts) will crush them for you for about $0.25 per pound.
Also that Corona mill is about twice as expensive in Canada... I plan on buying the OBKrusher from OBK.
http://www.ontariobeerkegs.com/Adju...er_for_Homebrewing_p/grain-mill-obkrusher.htm
Also that Corona mill is about twice as expensive in Canada... I plan on buying the OBKrusher from OBK.
http://www.ontariobeerkegs.com/Adju...er_for_Homebrewing_p/grain-mill-obkrusher.htm
That's who I'm using... but he didn't offer to crush it! I'm going to have to look into that...
There's a drop down menu on his website for each product.
http://www.ontariobeerkegs.com/product_p/malt-1lb-2row.htm
The white box that says "crush grains?"
I didn't get that option and more than that, I asked in the "special request" section that they be crushed. So, he must have started that after I ordered.
I didn't get that option and more than that, I asked in the "special request" section that they be crushed. So, he must have started that after I ordered.
Quite possibly. At least you know for next time
