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Lactose into CARBED beer?

Discussion in 'General Homebrew Discussion' started by kunstler, Nov 21, 2009.

 

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    kunstler

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Nov 21, 2009
    So I have a nice porter on tap right now. And I'm mashing right now a remake of the porter (so that i have enough to last me through turkey day into the holdiay season).

    After I started the mash, I thought "man a nice heavy/sweet porter would be nice with some vanilla and very light spices" as the test then try type of guy I am, I wanted to do a taste test, rather than potentially waste even a gallon, I wanted to make a pint (and then do the math if I like it and a test batch).

    Can I add lactose to a carbed beer? will it change the taste or is lactose lactose and what yous see is what you get?

    I was going to measure it out and pull a pint ontop of it with a little bit of spices sprinkled in to give me the feel of it.
     
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    david_42

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Nov 21, 2009
    Yes, when you add lactose does not change what it does to a beer. I would recommend dissolving the lactose first in a bit of water or beer, otherwise you are likely to have explosive de-gassing.
     
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