Oats
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Oats
Seen a few recipes calling for oats can i nip to tesco and get sum own brand porridge oats and whack um in. This is for all grain brewing btw
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Re: Oats
I often use porridge oats in my brews. I just use the cheapest I can find. Usually Asda Smartprice, under £1 for a Kg I think.
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Re: Oats
Just spotted some in Lidl - 75p/kgcharliemartin wrote: ↑Wed Feb 14, 2018 9:47 amI often use porridge oats in my brews. I just use the cheapest I can find. Usually Asda Smartprice, under £1 for a Kg I think.
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Re: Oats
I just use ‘Moonflake’ oats as it’s what I prefer for making porridge. They’re instant oats, so no cereal mash. I’ve made a very nice oatmeal stout with these added and also an IPA with a nod to the NE style.
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Re: Oats
No but my memory slipped and i forgot i saw a local micro using caramel flavoured insta oats (the one s you get in a 50g microwave packet) these came from lidl and were going into a stout
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Re: Oats
This link tells you about oats
https://www.craftsy.com/cooking/article ... s-of-oats/
https://www.craftsy.com/cooking/article ... s-of-oats/
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Re: Oats
I've toasted my own before now. I added them to quite a complex Stout grist so can't really say how much impact it had. From memory I toasted Tesco Scottish oats on a baking sheet at 100c, for as long as it took for significant colouration, without burning.brewboy4 wrote:Anyone’s used toasted/ roasted oats?
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