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Interesting reading material here. I found out yesterday I have mildly high cholesterol. The women sent this link to be and I thought I would share with you all Cheers to your health http://health.msn.com/nutrition/articlepage.aspx?cp-documentid=100197361&GT1=31036

Check out Brewwater 3.0 when you get a chance. It's free and it helps with calculations

Interesting reading material here. I found out yesterday I have mildly high cholesterol. The women sent this link to be and I thought I would share with you all Cheers to your health http://health.msn.com/nutrition/articlepage.aspx?cp-documentid=100197361&GT1=31036

Have you ever watched the way coffee manufactures taste coffee? They taste coffee is such a way where they get as much air in their mouth when tasting a sample. I thinks this maximizes the flavor the coffee has to offer. I think the same is true with beer. I have tastes some brews using this...

Yep it wont hurt anything. I'd wait to get some more exp before yeast washing. I like the idea of composting. I think ill give that a shot

Yep. Your experiencing real unfiltered ale Congratz

I have had this same problem. If your using plastic. It is most defiantly the lid. Dont get me wrong I like plastic for primary. but the lids sometimes fail to seal properly. Try putting a brick or sometime mildly heavy on the lid. I 'd bet you start seeing bubbles again right away Cheers

5lb at the welding shop down the street $13

Take is back, If you buy something from the LHBS it should work fine, with no dents Checkout ebay too. I bought 8 for 200 with shipping

I'd have to agree with avid. congratz on moving to AG...Try downloading a the demo of beersmith. Look at some examples of Brown ales Cheers

I'd have to agree too that Star San rocks. Just dont be afraid of the foam. When I started using it. I took allot of self control NOT to rinse to form away. But the form gets in the micro scratches are cracks to clean. Don' t feel bad. about our batching going south. Its all part of brewing...

Does anyone else get the feeling of satisfaction each and everytime you drink some of your homebrew? I do and I just wanted to share that, since there are no clubs near me. I make really great tasting beers. I wish I could enter them in contests :mug:

download brewwater 3.0 its FREE :mug: http://home.elp.rr.com/brewbeer/ also if you thinking of going all-grain buy beersmith. 20bucks. It is a great investment i wish I would have bought it a long time ago. Promash is a great program. Do what works best for you cheers

Little water first, then some grain, Mix then repeat

So I can added the malto to the keg then assuming is at been boiled and cooled? I thought it had to be added to the boil. This is great then Thanks