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You can buy coopers yeast from almost anywhere. It's cheap and fements really fast. They say the "special" yeast that they use in their beer is what makes it so good.

I would dump it. Of course theif some out (underneath the problem area) and sample, if it tastes ok then bottle it up. But it will most likely taste at least a lil funny.

You'll have to pour it all out with the little tap, then start over. I hope you h ave another pouch for your pig.

Ya just add 2# of corn sugar (dextrose) to give it a good boost. I find it pretty cheap at my local health food store.

I use listerman.com!!! they sell bulk lme in any amount!!! For less than $2 a pound at any weight they can't be beat. Also they offer FREE SHIPPING on orders east of the mississippi!

I used my mr. beers ( I have two ) for about four batches. They are really not that bad. The mixes are not bad either. If your going to just use extract there is nothing wrong with using mr. beer, but as anyone will tell you your going to move on as this brewing bug really bites you in the butt...

Cool thanks guys!

Hey I know the answer is here somewhere, i've even read it myself but can't find it now. I've always used lme for my extract brews and am wondering, if I wanted to use dry malt extract what is a good ratio to use dry vs. liquid? Just a noob asking a noob question. Thanks!

I have 10 gal. almost ready, gonna try to force carb it im my tap-a-draft 2729 + 10 = 2739

Thanx everyone, it sounds like too much trouble for me. I'll prolly get a Tap-a-Draft system. does anyone use and like these

Hey everyone, i'm looking at getting some a mini keg set up. ( I have a limited space, almost completely taken up by my 3 carboys) i'm wondering if it is possible, or if anyone has re-used a liquor store purchased mini keg (i.e. heineken mini keg). You can get them almost anywhere, and if you...

Midwest brewing supply has all kinds of cornies, even some reconditioned 5 gals for really cheap. I'm getting some soon

I like to use Danstar Windsor Ale yeast. It gives it a fruity note. I like it!:ban:

I like to use danster windsor ale yeast. It gives it a fruity note, a little sweet. i like it!