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    1 gal conversion math

    Just do it, thats what I did. Made the decision, got the job, and moved all in the month of July.
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    1 gal conversion math

    I think i'm going to sit it in a warm water bath so its not as sticky and do the best I can.
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    1 gal conversion math

    So I just got back with some ingredients and he gave me round about numbers to work with. I'll scale it by dividing by 5 and see how that goe. Thanks everyone for the input
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    1 gal conversion math

    Hi everyone, Im new to this game and just wanted some input to make sure im not destroying my batches. So my local store only sells 5 gal recipe kits. Im doing a few one gal batches of different recipes. For example I am brewing a Gaelic Ale clone, it calls for 6.6lbs of liquid malt and 1lb of...
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