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The temp differential adjustment is different, as is the probe lead length. The NB description says the adjustment is 1 - 3 degrees while the MW is 1 - 30.

Looks like the only things you need are bottles. You have practically everything you would need. I would reserve a ~1/4 cup of the extract for a starter though. This is a big brew with a high gravity, so plan on the carboy being out of commission for a couple of months while it ages. The...

~$140 to build two CFC with hi temp Goodyear hose. Put them in HD buckets with compression barbs for the in and out.

Ripe, but firm. You don't want to try to get mush out of the pan. And, btw, the boss suggests she pan frys, not saute. Same thing in my book.

Sauteed with balsamic vinegar!!

+1 on storing in cornies.

+1 Coors Banquet, although a bit tough to find. Usually have to settle for the bosses Coors Lt.

No lifeguard on duty. Keep some starsan mixed on hand for just this occasion.

Northern is good. Austin Homebrew, Morebeer, DeFalco's, and Midwest are other's that I have used. It's about price, shipping, as well as variety. Some use strictly LME or DME for extract batches. The kit customization on the Austin site is superb. I like NB, because it tells how long each...

Welcome from SA.

Here is a 25' CFC in a bucket for sale. The copper is 3/8" and the hose is 100% Goodyear rubber(OK for hot temps) I have put 3/8" barbs on the in/out flow and of course has garden hose fittings on the water sides. Works great with minimal water seepage from the tees. I fill the bucket with...

Is the mill gone?

I'd say your on the right track...pitching at a warm temp would be the culprit. When I started the info was to not even think about pitching until <80F or you would kill off most strains. Get this guy a CFC.

Sounds interesting, SWMBO loves lavender. Might have to try this.

Haven't been to a McD's in years for myself. Can't say I miss anything but the frys after a late night. +1 chshre. OP may need a diatribe to rebuke the early morning pep.

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f11/cheapest-suppliers-common-equipment-84456/ ~$50 for Ranco.

Congrats on the leap of faith. I just finished my keezer last month. Still have the conduit clips to put on for the gas/beer lines, but hey I got cold beer. And no more bottling!!! On to the kitty: 1. definitely attache the collar to the lid. for 2 reasons(1. You leave the hinges in the...

I've got about 6 cases in the San Antonio area. Free for P/U, shipping will cost you shipping + 25%. PM me and will arrange pickup.

Once you have dispersed the dough balls, I don't stir anymore.

I've got some re-usable bottle caps to sell to his first customer. Some much for cost effectiveness of byo.