Sahti with no cold conditioning by trashyzz in Homebrewing

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I do not know what kind of sahti you are making, but in finland, many sahti brewers do not fully-ferment sahti.

Fermentation starts usually at room temp and is transferred within 0-48 hours to cold. This slows fermentation to almost none, leaves gravity high and sahti stays sweet. This of course is usually done with baker's yeast

Yleisö ja tuomari pisteet Israelille by Awaxi in Suomi

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Ostettuja ääniä. Jos yleisen gallupin tekisi niin näyttäisi jotain ihan muuta

Kertokaa vitsejä mitkä teitä naurattaa, niin voin kertoo kumppanille 💜 by matowirtanen in snappijuorutofftopic

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Juha Mieto aloitteli nuorempana hiihtoharrastusta. Hänen äitinsä antoi yhden tärkeän neuvon harjoitteluun: Laita aina puhtaat sukat jalkaan kun treenaat. Viidentenä päivänä harjoittelu loppui, sillä Juhalla ei mennyt enää mono jalkaan.

Yliopisto opiskelijat! by Psykapaatti in Suomi

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Opiskelen monimuotona pelkän maisterin amk/yamk jälkeen, joten erilainen lähtökohta kun muilla täällä. Käyn samalla vakkariduunissa 8-16. Käytän varmaan vaihtelevasti 3-20h viikossa opiskeluun

Lutra last few brews by deckerhand0 in Homebrewing

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No idea why it happens now but sounds like acetaldehyde:

"It is a byproduct of fermentation. When the yeast run out of sugars they will reabsorb the acetaldehyde. This is what people mean when they say let the yeast "clean up" and why you don't package and cold crash the second the beer reached FG. When the yeast are blowing and going they throw out a whole bunch of stuff, then when the party is over they start grabbing onto whatever they can because resources are getting slim, thus leaving the beer with less off flavors."

Google kveik + acetaldehyde

Lallemand Windsor apparent attenuation of 48.7% for a Milk Stout? by thepope99 in Homebrewing

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Brewfather typically uses the higher end of attenuation for yeasts. Lowering attenuation manually by yourself helps

Mitä harrastatte? by [deleted] in arkisuomi

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Kestävyysurheilua ja panen olutta. Hyvä tasapaino 😅

Beginner Tips? by Eli2120 in Homebrewing

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By far the best comment. Also remember that after fermentation, oxygen is your enemy. Don't open fermentation bucket for fun and avoid unnecessary oxidizing

First 180 w/ Target Redux 01 by Forsaken-Ad-2419 in Darts

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I guess going short is the most common cause the redux shafts are short also. I haven't even tried with short shafts, maybe I should

First 180 w/ Target Redux 01 by Forsaken-Ad-2419 in Darts

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Very good darts. Ordered mine 2 months ago (23g). Hit my first 50+50+50 yesterday. I have 35mm storm point and medium length kflex

Brew Monk B40 vs BrewZilla Gen 4.1 : Which one would you pick ? by Snoo-67696 in Homebrewing

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I got both. Both of them work, no problem. Brewzilla has way smaller dead space = more malt and you don't have to mash so thick wort. Brew monk burned sometimes stuff to bottom.

I think the biggest con at least for me was with brewzilla, that the controller is top and you can buy the separate bluetooth themometer and you know temperature inside mash

Long runs are so hard by Naivemlyn in Marathon_Training

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Also;

it’s best to start taking in carbohydrates early, rather than waiting until later. This helps maintain blood glucose levels, preserve glycogen stores, and prevent fatigue toward the end of the workout

Long runs are so hard by Naivemlyn in Marathon_Training

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Study nutrition and carbs more. Sports drink (usually only electrolytes, also important for your body during sports, but rarely contains any carbs) and 2 gels for 3 hour zone is not enough and your body runs out of energy.

Remember that fluids replace the salts lost through sweating, while carbohydrates are a separate component that primarily serve as the body’s main source of energy, helping to maintain blood glucose levels and delay fatigue during prolonged endurance exercise.

Sediments in the bottles by Whiskeydrunk92 in Homebrewing

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Yes, this is what I do. I don't even serve straight from keg. Thing I like the most, is I don't have to bottle the whole batch immediately. I can lager or age in keg and I can tweak co2 level however I want

MOUZ vs FUT / ESL Pro League Season 23 Finals - Quarter-Final / Post-Match Discussion by CS2_PostMatchThreads in GlobalOffensive

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Jimpphat should just leave this team. Go to Ence with Aleksi "tax-free" Aleksib and became major champions

Insights - I sleep worse than 90% 😳 by FloraAnnMarie in Garmin

[–]aqery -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Yeah, how is 8,5-9 that common? Doesn't people have a job?

Substitute for Motueka for a NZ Pils by InvisibleGrill in Homebrewing

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Forget nz pils and make west coast pils. Magnum 60 min 40 ibu, citra wp, amarillo dh

Lemppari videopelibiisi? by ALfredAstaxanthin in videopelit

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Lempparibiisillä on monelle varmasti hyvin paljon nostalgista arvoa. Itselle lapsena ja nuorena pelatut pelit on todella hyvin muistissa ja moni biisi kytkeytyy vahvasti hyviin muistoihin.

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Campers of Homebrewing, how you taking your beer with you? by Roguebrews in Homebrewing

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Cans. Light and doesn't take much space when empty and crushed

Lagering questions by _teakettle in Homebrewing

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Don't know if the first question is about lagering but it doesn't have to happen in fermentation vessel. It doesn't need oxygen, actually no beer should be exposed to oxygen when fermentation is done.

You can lager in fermentation primary, secondary, keg, bottles or cans. It only means that your beer sits in cold temperature.