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04-01-2011 07:45 PM |
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Originally Posted by Reaper16
(Post 7532068)
Cool.
I'm curious about why you feel that all-grain is too expensive to switch to. I'm all-grain and it didn't seem like much of a financial jump at all.
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Well you have the roasters, grinders, the mash tun and then you spend a bunch of time mashing and sparging. Then you gotta get rid of up to 15# of gooey grain waste for a 5 gallon batch. I buy quality extracts made by a local home brew supplier themselves, use a few # of grains and get very similar results, imo. Going all grain is the only way if you are brewing large batches or a whole bunch of batches though. The cost difference of buying bulk grains in barrels makes up for it pretty quickly.
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Originally Posted by Reaper16
(Post 7532070)
He's a Pats fan. So the jury is still out.
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Thats what I said.
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