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    Help with NZ-like/tropical Pale Ale extract recipe

    Ahh right haha, gotcha. I'm from Denmark and the most popular yoghurt product here is called A38 and is fermented with a Lactobacillus acidophillus strain. So I was confused lol
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    Help with NZ-like/tropical Pale Ale extract recipe

    Fermenting with A38 sounds interesting. So no yeast, just bacteria? How do you get alcohol then?
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    Help with NZ-like/tropical Pale Ale extract recipe

    That sounds good! Let me know how the next batch turns out, and would be awesome if you could share you recipe!
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    Help with NZ-like/tropical Pale Ale extract recipe

    But, yeah, I don't want it too sweet, some I'm curious what you think with the changes I just mentioned.
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    Help with NZ-like/tropical Pale Ale extract recipe

    Thanks for the suggestion! It's actually more of partial mash, guess I should have written that instead. Also, I realized I put the amount of DME way wrong, it should've said 2.5 kg (5.5 lb.). Does your point still stand?
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    Help with NZ-like/tropical Pale Ale extract recipe

    Never heard about this, no. Maybe I should try that one next! Thanks for the tip.
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    Help with NZ-like/tropical Pale Ale extract recipe

    That looks good actually! Unfortunately, Wakatu hops are not available here at the moment.. I guess I could swap them for Amarillo or something?
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    Help with NZ-like/tropical Pale Ale extract recipe

    First time trying to make my own recipe and could use some help, especially with the hop schedule. Would like to hit around 40-50 IBUs. OG: 1.060 - FG: 1.015 Fermentables 12 lb (5.5 kg) extra light DME Specialty grain 1 lb. (454 g) Munich malt (around 10°L) 8 oz (227 g) crystal malt (40°L)...
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