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Milled grain

Discussion in 'All Grain & Partial Mash Brewing' started by Ericbme, Jan 19, 2012.

 

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    Ericbme

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    Posted Jan 19, 2012
    I am planning in doing my first all grain batch next week. I bought my ingredients at the lhbs on Tuesday. I had him mill the grains for me while there. How long are the milled grains good for? Will they be good for a week?
     
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    deezy

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    Posted Jan 19, 2012
    Just keep the bag sealed up as best as you can; no problem letting them sit a week.
     
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    TyTanium

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    Posted Jan 19, 2012
    Agreed - keep 'em cool and dry, and safe from rodents (and dogs). A week is no problem.
     
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    Ericbme

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    Posted Jan 19, 2012
    Thanks for putting my mind at ease!
     
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    zentr

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    Posted Jan 19, 2012
    I read somewhere that they should be used within 3 weeks.
     
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    Hanso

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    Posted Jan 21, 2012
    You can use grain that was milled years ago as long as it is a small part of the grist and the rest is fresh, you may only need to give the mash a little more time to work through the starches without active enzymes.
     
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