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Do you add water to the grain or grain to the water?

Discussion in 'All Grain & Partial Mash Brewing' started by Q2XL, May 9, 2009.

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Water to grain or grain to water?

  1. Water to grain

  2. Grain to water

  3. Both

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  1. #41
    Asbestos

    New Member

    Posted May 13, 2009
    Add grain to water, just like you 'outta.

    can't taste it but what I can see makes me thirsty ;)
     
  2. #42
    EvilTOJ

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 15, 2009
    I had really bad doughballs once, until I switched brands of underwear.
     
  3. #43
    rico567

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 15, 2009
    After reading this thread, I voted "both" on the poll, because the response "neither" is not provided. It's clear that there is no technically correct answer to the question.....and, after all, this is about technique.
     
  4. #44
    kinison_fan

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 15, 2009
    I do both.
    Surprised to see I'm way in the minority (based on the voting results).
     
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