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Mash tun
- Thread starter Steve1234
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jtoots
Grandmaster Brewer
I would think you'll get much more predictable results if you heat then add grains.
just built a sort of one pot recirculating keggle its a keg with plastic fermentation bucket that fits inside keg. pump connected to tap recirculates liquid to top of fermenter which has holes in it grains are in fermenter it works really well just thought i could put grains in and then heat to 150
steve
steve
jtoots
Grandmaster Brewer
Steve1234 said:just built a sort of one pot recirculating keggle its a keg with plastic fermentation bucket that fits inside keg. pump connected to tap recirculates liquid to top of fermenter which has holes in it grains are in fermenter it works really well just thought i could put grains in and then heat to 150
steve
I'm totally lost. Sorry.