flaked triticale
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flaked triticale
I will be brewing a dry stout later this year. Just to see what difference it'll make I am going to use flaked triticale instead of flaked barley. Anyone else ever use triticale?
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Re: flaked triticale
I was eying this at the grocery store only yesterday and thinking about using it for a breakfast porridge substitute, I did not however pull the trigger.
but now that you mention its use in brewing..................
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Re: flaked triticale
I guess if it's good enough for Charlie Papazian................
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Re: flaked triticale
I've got his books, but it's been a long time since I read them. I didn't remember seeing it mentioned; I'll have to reread them.Beer O'Clock wrote:I guess if it's good enough for Charlie Papazian................
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Re: flaked triticale
I looked over his three books and only found triticale mentioned in passing. Does he mention it more in depth elsewhere?Rookie wrote:I've got his books, but it's been a long time since I read them. I didn't remember seeing it mentioned; I'll have to reread them.Beer O'Clock wrote:I guess if it's good enough for Charlie Papazian................
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