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Dried egg white powder also increase the foam but you need to dilute it well before adding.

We could use pasteurized egg white to reduce the risk.

Yes you are right, the more alcohol the faster disinfection in a period of time, so if the amount of alcohol is low then you have to keep it longer in contact with pathogene to be more effective.

Yes, the foam is made by the proteins and it also causes haze and turbidity and you can fine-tune it by adding some gelatine to reduce the turbidity.

I use eggs provided in hypermarkets which are generally safe.

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Good idea, but it may affects the taste of beer alot, let's try it ☺

Thank you very much.

Yes it's an old method, but according to my experience, egg yolk prevents making foam so I use only egg white.

Yes, I make my alcohol beer by non-alcoholic beer since only non-alcoholic beer are legal in my country, regarding the head retention, besides egg white, I suggest Quillaja extract.

Yes, its up to the person to drink or not, although adding egg white for foaming is not a new method in history ☺

Yes it could be, but generally, the alocohol in your beer kills most bacteria, Salmonella,etc pathogenes while aging in the bottle for second fermentation. Here is a link in this regard...

No it was not pasteurized, usually the alcohol in your fermented beer prevents it from spoilage.

Raw egg white.

Hi friends, In order to increase the longevity and lacing of foam, I add 30 ml egg white to 1000 ml beer while bottle conditioning. At the begining of bottling for second fermentaion , I dilute 30 ml egg white with 20 ml water then add the mixture by a measured syringe to my 1000 ml bottle of...

Yes, potassium sotrbate kills the yeast, but I use a little amount of Campden (or metabisulfite potassium) to kill bacteria in the second fermentation process to avoid sourness taste of beer caused by bacteria. Anyhow, I will repeat the procedure without Campden to see the result, Thx.

Previously, I used to make my beer in the method as you mentioned (first fermentation in bucket with airlock for one week then adding sugar and Campden tablet and bottling and store for at least two weeks...) but for me the second fermentation would take more than 3 weeks to make it carbonated...

I mix sugar and non-alcoholic beer in a bucket, adding activated fermentator, stiring well then bottling. In this way, I have to check everyday and unscrew the cap of the bottles a little bit and depressurize them to avoid explosion, and at the end of two weeks, I have a carbonated alcoholic...

Hi guys, I live in Iran and here we have lots of high quality non-alcoholic beer brands which I use the make my homemade beer, is there any way to avoid the second fermentation long time and make a good carbonated alcoholic beer as quick as possible. Thanks.