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    First Time BIABer

    Great info. I appreciate the help very much. I will probably be putting this to the test this weekend.
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    First Time BIABer

    Great info. Thanks so much. That's what's so great about brewing. So many variables and possibilities, there's no way of getting bored of it in my opinion.
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    First Time BIABer

    Awesome, thanks for your help. I do think it could partly have something to do with the boil because it was a very slow rolling boil.
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    First Time BIABer-Too Much Strike Water?

    this would have helped beforehand haha thanks for the help
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    First Time BIABer-Too Much Strike Water?

    Hey Everyone, I've done 6 extract brews up until this point and tried my first BIAB this past weekend, however I believe I used too much strike water due to the low OG and extra wort at the end. Reading the instructions, it said to go with 1 gallon of water for every pound of grain. So this...
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    First Time BIABer

    Hey Everyone, I've done 6 extract brews up until this point and tried my first BIAB this past weekend, however I believe I used too much strike water due to the low OG and extra wort at the end. Reading the instructions, it said to go with 1 gallon of water for every pound of grain. So this...
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    Hi from New Jersey

    Yeah that's what i was thinking. If I do make additions, I will add them to the secondary.
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    Hi from New Jersey

    Thanks! It's an oatmeal stout. Am tempted to make some additions to it but being my first BIAB, I'll follow the recipe for this one.
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    Hi from New Jersey

    Hi guys and girls. New to the forum and pretty new to brewing. I have done 6 extract kits (2 5 gallon and 4 1 Gal). This weekend I will be doing my first BIAB, so I'm looking forward to getting my feet wet with all grain.
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