This morning I made a mistake while cooling my beer. I first sanitized the cooler (counter flow) during 5 minutes). Then, not to let it on a dirty surface, I dipped the extremity of the pipe in a jug containing sodium percabonate (~4g/liter). I didn't think to close the valve, thus when I turned the pump off, roughly half a liter was siphoned in my wort (~20 liters).
It means that my beer will contain 0.1 g of percarbonate per liter.
In the security notice, it is said that it is toxic when ingested but I cannot find the acceptable limit for a person.
Should I throw my beer away?
It means that my beer will contain 0.1 g of percarbonate per liter.
In the security notice, it is said that it is toxic when ingested but I cannot find the acceptable limit for a person.
Should I throw my beer away?