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I usually have a few recipes ready to go. I pick a number 1 choice and try for that. If they don't have the preferred ingredients for that, I try for acceptable alternatives. If that still doesn't work out, I go to my next selection. I don't think I've ever been totally out of luck. My...

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I'll take it

Sorry, premium price for a premium product. Here is a chart of possibilities: http://www.brew.is/files/malt.html

But once you know how many degrees you lose to your mash tun (assuming you always keep it at the same temperature when not in use), you can make up for that by heating your strike water that many degrees more than called for. Or enter the value of degrees lost in your software and just use the...

Yes, if your MLT is large enough, then a single sparge is preferred.

When sparging in two batches, you want both batches to get you about the same amount of wort for maximum efficiency. So you add the 1 gallon to the first batch (to add it to what is already there from mashing), stir, vorlauf, then drain. You should get about 4 gallons. Then add 4 gallons of...

The guy I asked said no thanks.

I may know someone that is very interested. I'll get back with you ASAP.

@mainiac - I'm from Battle Creek, now living about 1/2hr North-East of there. Visit Dark Horse fairly often. Maybe I know your MIL or wife?

Welcome. From what part of the mitten do you hail?

chickadee cardinal tufted titmouse junko downy woodpecker gold finch blue jay mourning dove Lately, a large flicker has been showing up at the feeder.

Pfeiffer - probably around 5 or 6 years old.

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Then you might want to try buying a different type of beer. I'm not a fan of IPA's and IIPA's, but I don't seem to have any problem finding a wide variety of beers that aren't. :mug:

Pallets of 40 bags 50# bag of Briess Pale Ale for $36, 2-row Brewer malt $32 55# Gambrinus Pale for $35 55# Durst Pale $33 http://www.gwkent.com/brewery/ingredients/malts.html?att_type=998

I'd be interested.

Move out of Lansing. Your beer will get better! ;)

Betadine is ok to use. Iodophor is a povidone-iodine. Do a search on this site for more information about other people using it. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f11/can-betadine-used-sustitute-iodophor-114367/#post1262728