SRM Higher Than Planned

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DDobbels

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I just brewed a belgian triple from an extract kit
SRM was supposed to be around 4.7
Actual SRM more like 19-20
Any thoughts on why SRM could be higher than anticipated???
 
What's the recipe. Extract is usually significantly darker (liquid more than dry) than pils/pale malt so you're going to have an issue brewing pale beers with it. The older the LME the darker it gets.
 
steeped 8 oz cara ruby grains for 30 min @ 150 degrees
6.6 lbs Pilsen LME
1 lb Golden Candy Sugar & 2 lb corn suger added 30 min into 60 min boil
 
Its the LME. I never brewed a light colored ale until I went all grain. Stick with extra light DME.
 
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