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Muntons KreamyX

Discussion in 'Bottling/Kegging' started by Smurfe, May 13, 2009.

 

  1. #1
    Smurfe

    I Pull It By Hand!  

    Posted May 13, 2009
    Anyone here use this? I have always force carbed in the keg. I have only bottled one batch before and used some Carb drops that were little white pills. I am going to bottle another batch (Blonde Ale) and decided to try the Muntons KreamyX. I am a bit confused about how much to use. It says on the package to just replace the corn sugar used with this product. I look at the ingredients and it says it is DME. Beersmith give different amounts to use between corn sugar and DME. I don't know if I ought to use the corn sugar amount or DME amount. Anyone have any advice? Thanks in advance.

    One other question. Why do you use a different amount of priming sugar to keg with as opposed to bottle with?
     
  2. #2
    IrregularPulse

    Hobby Collector  

    Posted May 13, 2009
    So they're selling DME as another name and (most likely) charging more for it? Sorry you got hosed. Use the DME amount not the corn sugar amount if it truly is just DME.
     
  3. #3
    Smurfe

    I Pull It By Hand!  

    Posted May 13, 2009
    I just found it on Muntons website. I guess it is a combo of Sugar, DME, and a heading agent.

    From the website:

     
  4. #4
    Whiskey

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 13, 2009
    It works very well actually. I've used only DME and only Dextrose, and did not get the same results. However thise batches were all extract, so PM or AG may have varying results. Also the instructions say the package will carb 5 Imperial Gallons, so about 6 us gallons, just FYI.

    Edit: I used the amount stated for priming sugar (dextrose).
     
  5. #5
    Smurfe

    I Pull It By Hand!  

    Posted May 13, 2009
    I saw that to. I want to reach a specific volume of CO2 though so I will need to weigh it to add the specified amount.
     
  6. #6
    Whiskey

    Well-Known Member

    Posted May 13, 2009
    That is what I did. If I remember it is six ounces per packet. I just weight it and used the same amount as figured for dextrose and the carb came out as I expected. This was in bottles, I honestly can not advise on the differances for a keg.
     
  7. #7
    Smurfe

    I Pull It By Hand!  

    Posted May 13, 2009
    Thanks Whiskey, I will follow you path. My LHBS comped me this stuff to try. He had never used it either as he kegs everything as well. He just wanted a report back on it to see if it was worth selling or not. We will see. Once again, thanks for the input.
     
  8. #8
    IrregularPulse

    Hobby Collector  

    Posted May 14, 2009
    Sounds pretty cool. let us know how it works.
     
  9. #9
    Schlenkerla

    Supporting Member  

    Posted Nov 13, 2016
    Thread necropoly - I'm planning to use this for a few beers that I plan to not put on C02. English Ales.

    Its like a poor mans nitro.
     
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