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Jaggery Sugar in BeerSmith

mcfly6667

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I'm about to try the Dark Lord clone described in this (last) months issue of BYO  I'd like to stick to the ingredients list as close as possible and as I have done a few pretty big stouts, I have never used this Jaggery stuff they mention.  I'm familiar with adding an ingrediant via copy-past-edit (Turbinado) in BeerSmith but has anyone got recommendations of numbers I should tweak in its properties.  Color, Potential etc?  Granted, I can't imagine it would be very much different.  But I've never even seen/tasted it before.

...this should probably go in the BeerSmith 2 questions forum actually. 
 
With nearly all sugars, you can expect 100% yield (1.046) and Jaggery is in that class.

Jaggery is sometimes called Date or Palm sugar in some Indian markets. It's an unrefined sugar with just a little more residual moisture than brown sugar. Like most truly unrefined sugars, the color is about 10 srm.
 
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