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  1. teebob2000

    Sweet Stout Left Hand Milk Stout Clone

    Nope, you should be fine. You can add lactose in secondary if you want to as long as you use boiled water. It's not fermentable and undergoes no conversion because of the heat.
  2. teebob2000

    Sweet Stout Left Hand Milk Stout Clone

    Yes. Help. Yes.
  3. teebob2000

    Spice, Herb, or Vegetable Beer Andes Mint Chocolate Stout

    OK cool! Can't wait to see how your brews turn out, guys!
  4. teebob2000

    Spice, Herb, or Vegetable Beer Andes Mint Chocolate Stout

    Be careful about using Hershey's anything chocolate, I've read that processed chocolate can give you off flavors. I have no experience with it, personally. I've always use cacao (nibs and powder) which is unroasted/unprocessed cocoa.
  5. teebob2000

    Spice, Herb, or Vegetable Beer Andes Mint Chocolate Stout

    http://www.northernbrewer.com/priming-sugar-calculator/
  6. teebob2000

    Sweet Stout Left Hand Milk Stout Clone

    That seems really high, yes. I think you're fine letting it go in primary another week. My est FG on BeerSmith is 1.015, my grav now is 1.018. My OG was higher as well though, est 57, measured 64. I essentially followed the original recipe, plus added 2 boxes of grahams in the mash before...
  7. teebob2000

    Sweet Stout Left Hand Milk Stout Clone

    Can you be more specific? Do you need subs for all the hops? This might help. http://www.brew365.com/hop_substitution_chart.php
  8. teebob2000

    Sweet Stout Left Hand Milk Stout Clone

    OK so finally had the chance to brew this today. Again, first AG so I'm hoping I didn't screw up too badly. :) I wanted to do my own version of this recipe so I changed a couple of things. In addition to switching the amounts for the roasted and chocolate malts (1 lb to 3/4 lb and 3/4 lb to...
  9. teebob2000

    Graham crackers - how to record in BeerSmith?

    Yeah, I thought about that and considered maybe doing 1 box of crackers and then augment with late-boil additions of brown sugar, cinnamon and molasses, and maybe honey as well. ETA: just did the calculation on 2 boxes, which would be 4.2 grams of sodium, which is 0.15oz which doesn't seem like...
  10. teebob2000

    Idea for Mint Chocolate Stout

    I saw this in an older discussion thread somewhere in the forums, not sure exactly where. But the oils in the "cream" filling part of them would absolutely kill any head retention you might have had.
  11. teebob2000

    Graham crackers - how to record in BeerSmith?

    Hi all - I'm doing my first AG batch attempt so I'm trying to sort out all the details and settings and options in BeerSmith. Crap there's a lot of stuff in there!!!! Rather head-spinning for me... Anyway, I'm using a base sweet/milk stout recipe and adding 3 lbs of crumbled graham crackers...
  12. teebob2000

    Sweet Stout Left Hand Milk Stout Clone

    Sorry, last weekend got away from me and I ran out of time. Plan to do it this weekend and will definitely report back!
  13. teebob2000

    Sweet Stout Left Hand Milk Stout Clone

    I'm doing this one as my first AG this weekend. Switched around the amounts on the roasted and the chocolate. Plus I'm adding graham crackers to the mash based on some other interesting recipes I found here and on brewtoad.
  14. teebob2000

    Converting mini-fridge to ferm chamber?

    Found a youtube vid, trying it later...
  15. teebob2000

    Converting mini-fridge to ferm chamber?

    Hi all - I searched in this forum but could not find this info. I have a mini-fridge (GE SC4 DLD) on which I need to move or remove the small freezer metal compartment to the top in order to fit my fermenter. Anyone know where I can find this info? Thanks! Tom
  16. teebob2000

    Recipe request - Greene King's Abbot Ale

    Awesome!!! Thank you!!
  17. teebob2000

    Recipe request - Greene King's Abbot Ale

    Hi all - I'm looking to approximate pretty much my fave beer in the world, Greene King Abbot Ale. I searched the recipe dbase and could not find this in the English pale ales section so don't know if anyone's done this. Drinking it canned here in the US really makes me miss the real thing...
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