Keg conditioning using Candi Syrup

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Have a Belgian Pale ale that I want to keg condition. I would like to use CSI's simplicity syrup. They list amounts needed for bottles but not corny kegs. I know typically kegs use about half the amount of sugar than bottles for carbing. Wondering if if that would hold true for syrup? I emailed CSI but they have only ever tried it with bottles. Thanks for any help
 
Have a Belgian Pale ale that I want to keg condition. I would like to use CSI's simplicity syrup. They list amounts needed for bottles but not corny kegs. I know typically kegs use about half the amount of sugar than bottles for carbing. Wondering if if that would hold true for syrup? I emailed CSI but they have only ever tried it with bottles. Thanks for any help

I don't see a reason why the same ratio wouldn't hold true for the syrup as it does for sugar. And even if it is a little undercarbed, it will come up to normal once it is on CO2 in you kegerator / keezer anyway.
 
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