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    Is there a visible way to tell if my beer is carbonating?

    I bottled it a few days ago. it doesnt look any different. Just wanted to make sure that is normal.
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    So i just bottled my beer....

    i forgot to check the OG but the FG was 1.011
  3. H

    So i just bottled my beer....

    one i got from a book.
  4. H

    So i just bottled my beer....

    I just did what the instructions said.
  5. H

    So i just bottled my beer....

    I didnt use corn sugar to carbonate. I used wheat extract. does that make a difference?
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    So i just bottled my beer....

    Recipe says to wait 3 weeks for it to carbonate. Is there a way to know when its ready? or do i just wait 3 weeks and crack one open?
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    How to carbonate beer?

    This the recipe
  8. H

    How to carbonate beer?

    This is the recipe.............recipe coming. it messed up
  9. H

    How to carbonate beer?

    The recipe says to boil 1.25 cup of M&F Wheat Dry Malt Extract to carbonate it but i thought you used some sugar to do that? what do i do?
  10. H

    My airlock isnt bubbling

    alrighty. I'll get a wine thief or a turkey baster tomorrow and see whats up.
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    My airlock isnt bubbling

    I havent seen it bubble in a couple weeks. Is that ok?
  12. H

    Can I make beer from a Prickly Pear Cactus?

    Those are all about using the fruit. i want to use the whole cactus.
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    Can I make beer from a Prickly Pear Cactus?

    I know you can make it from the fruit from it, but can i use the whole cactus?
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    My first try at brewing

    I'll try to take a scan of it tomorrow and send it to ya.
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    My first try at brewing

    The name of the recipe is Weihenstephaner Hefeweissbier. A German Wheat beer. The homebrew store recommended it cause its an easy recipe and cause i like wheat beers.
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