can i use mr beer ingredients , i realize i would have the double recipe
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Sure, you could. I would recommend getting a full 5 gallon kit though. It'll be cheaper in the long run. Austin homebrew has some great kits to choose from.
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I don't see why not; just change the water measurements and use 1/2 of your yeast.
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Technically you could brew just 2 gallons, but there is a lot of head space in the fermenter so you could risk infection.
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I am pretty sure with the NB kit all your equipment needs will be covered, maybe even better than the BBS kit .. This Chocolate Maple Porter was one of the favorite kits I brewed before moving on to 5 gallon all grain recipes and I am planning on brewing a big batch this fall - just make sure it is fresh, old ingredients don't make good beer - and make sure the yeast is still viable, maybe make a small starter before you start brewing and if it isn't alive get some new style-compatible yeast from your local homebrew store (or amazon).
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I suppose you could. I use the Barley Malt Powder to feed yeast in a bread culture.After all, as they say bread is solid beer and beer is liquid bread.
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This kit does not come with any ingredients, only equipment. I got an ingredients "kit" from my local homebrew store. The brand was True Brew, which you can probably find online, and they have a bunch of different beer styles to choose from.
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I believe that you can, read here for more information on this http://support.mastercook.com/entries/23044272-Different-Methods-of-Importing-Recipes-into-MasterCook
980576
I'm sorry, i've not attempted that recipe. I've used it sparingly but each time, it's been perfect. Good luck!
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I don't know whether there's a "right" answer to that question. I suggest trying it alone first and see how you feel about the results. I have not seen a need to combine Bu's Brew with any other product, so I have no empirical basis for my suggestion.
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We do not have the exact recipe you are requesting, however, you can find quite a few different recipes on our website by visiting the link below:http://www.mrcoffee.com/specialty-brewers/mr.-coffee-cafe-frappe/BVMC-FM1.html
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I'm not sure about the brewmasyets kit. The Premium Gold comes with ingredients for two batches, keg, and bottles. Easy to do with great instructions
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Actually you can use this post fermentation, if you use a Refractometer Calculator. You just need the original gravity in Brix and the final gravity in Brix. Then you just need to input the two values and use a wort correction value of 1. I use the calculator that Sean Terrill created but there many different ones out there. One last thing make sure to calibrate your Refractometer before you use it, put a few drops of distilled water on the plan and adjust the screw until the line is at zero.
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You sure can. The D couplers are for domestic beers and the S coupler is for European beers like Heineken and Amstel Light. As far as I know the air inlets and beer outlets are the same. Let me know if you have other questions as I have done quite a bit of work with draft systems
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It is very similar, but you must let it condition for longer than Mr. Beer suggests to get the full flavor. Two weeks fermenting and a minimum of two weeks in the fridge conditioning make the difference. And then it is outstanding!
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As far as I know this will not work in the Mr. Beer kit which uses a liquid pre-made wort mixture. The above should be used in conjunction with the Brooklyn beer kit, which involves real brewing.
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absolutely,the only limits are those within your recipes...just use the starter for your yeast ,and or fixin'[s from king arthur to give it a wonderful flavor...have fun....
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Mr Beer makes two gallons, this kit makes one. Almost used it for fermentation, but instead used my 3 gallon carboy, I did use Mr Beer keg to bottle. As far the process goes, this kit is much more advanced than Mr Beer, and will take a lot longer to process, but will also taste MUCH BETTER than anything Mr Beer can do.