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I'm looking for a grain mill attatchment for my champion juicer. Or just a used grain mill and a yogurt maker!
Started by braxis03 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at diaperswappers):
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I bought my wife a table mounted hand grain mill for Christmas. She set it up and we ground our first flour, we'll get it baking soon!
It's from Lehman -
First dough -
It'll go in the oven in about an hour!
Andy
Started by Andrew Colglazier on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ramanon):
I'd post pics of the grain mill but can't attach the mill....
Just this evening milled some soft white winter wheat and this just came out of the oven.
I couldn't resist! (BOG) I really like my Family Grain Mill.
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For all grain brewing is it imparitive to mill the malt? Even for 3-5 gallon batches?
Started by jakis on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at homebrewtalk):
If you're buying grain in Toronto....
A dedicated grain mill would almost have a mill that you can use, but they might insist you buy something there.
A corona mill would be an inexpensive but workable option.
Shipping.
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I am planning in doing my first all grain batch next week. I bought my ingredients at the lhbs on Tuesday. I had him mill the grains for me while there. How long are the milled grains good for? Will they be good for a week?
Started by Ericbme on
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You can use grain that was milled.
At ease! I read somewhere that they should be used within 3 weeks .
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This sounded like a great price?
http://www.homebrewing.org/Cereal-Killer-Grain-Mill_p_2310.html?AffId=160
Started by RyanDe680 on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at homebrewtalk):
I didn't ask many questions about this grain mill when I was up there a few weekends ago for at least a month.
A bunch prices.
"Cereal Killer" grain mill Do a search here on the forums.
Of the forum for at least a month.
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We're beginning our 2nd week of p2. Last week when we shopped for our p2 items we picked up our new fruits and starchy veggies. About the breads-grains I have a question though. I know that the "100 percent whole wheat is not the same as the "whole grain...
Started by Southern_Charm on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at southbeach-diet-plan):
(Like maybe wheat and oats.) But they still refine the grain, removing the germ and bran, and then artificially....
It "fruit."
"Multi-grain" is basically the same as "whole wheat" except that they use more than just one kind of grain in it.
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I received my first partial mash kit. I have never seen milled Grains for mashing before. Some of the grains are broken open, but I am seeing some still intact. These are supposed to be milled by default. Can someone help?
Started by hawkeyes on
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by 7 people.
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These are supposed to....
Some of the grains are broken open, but I am seeing some still intact.
I have never seen milled Grains for mashing before.
They look like they have been crushed.
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Hey everyone my first post and my first attempt at brewing happening today
i read that milled grain is only fresh for 2 weeks after it was milled. any validity to that? my grain will milled about a month ago and want to make sure its still good.
thanks...
Started by adworld on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at homebrewtalk):
The kolsch ....
My own experience: I stored crushed grain in a plastic bag stored in an airtight container for 4 weeks.
Many people will tell you a hundred different things be but still good .
In that one month? It's milled grain too.
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I have a lot of brewing planned for the next two months. I'm going to be using around43lbs of two row. I was just wondering if it would cause any problems if I bought a fifty pound bag of grains and had all fifty pounds milled at my lhbs? Since I don'...
Started by bcrderrick on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at homebrewtalk):
It's not ideal but if you do mill it all, buy a good sealing storage container or two ahead....
Before I had my own mill I would mill it at the LHBS a day from stale grain.
Two months is too long for milled grain.
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I am making the move to all grain and have a mash tun, I just see a definate need for a grain mill, as far as the citra, I am looking into making a rye IPA and would like citra to make it with. any other all grain supplies could help.
Started by Ma23456 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at homebrewtalk):
Good call....
Don't know if they still do.
Farmhousebrewingsupplies has good deal on citra whole leaf, pellets are sold out I'm looking for pellets unless you know the conversion for leaf to pellets Brewmasters Warehouse had both leaf and pellets last week .
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