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zmanzorro

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One of my next brews is going to be a chocolate/vanilla stout and I like to use local ingredients where I can. I found a local chocolatier but the closing thing they have to pure cocoa nibs, is what they call a "cocoa mulch tea." Its pretty much cocoa nibs, cane sugar, milk powder, and paprika. I was thinking of making tincture to dump into my secondary.

Should I sift out as much as I can of this mulch tea or throw it all in my tincture and strain it before I throw it in, or just throw it all in and see what happens? I'm mainly concerned what the milk powder will do the consistency and clarity of the beer.
 
I'm no expert on the subject, but it seems like if you intended to use just cocoa nibs, you might want to just sift out the cocoa nibs. If you're fine with milk and paprika going in as well, then just throw the whole thing in.
 

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