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网页Jan 26, 2024. #9. Jeroen79 said: I don't think that matters much, the carbs are not getting into the beer, the starches are converted to sugars and they are getting into the beer, but that being said sugars are way worse for a diet then carbs. On a keto diet, it's really total carbs including all sugars that matters.
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网页2015年3月19日 · The fuzzy math here is this. For a beer to be 6.5 abv and 1.005 gravity, it had to have started out at 1.0535 per mrgoodbeer. If my adding amg and yeast I fermented that to .993, I'll get 8.1 abv and 2.8 carbs per 12oz. I ferment it to .9893 and its 0 carbs and 8.6% abv Not (gm carb - duh) in 12oz.
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网页2014年4月14日 · Volume 0.09375 (12 oz) Temp at Packaging 68 F. CO2 in Beer 0.8614872 Vol. Table Sugar 2.287 g. Target CO2 2.51 Vol. You are basically packing for 2.5 vols of CO2, which is appropriate for many styles of beer, but may be a little high/low for some (namely low for German wheat beers, and high for English ales).
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网页2010年12月31日 · Mar 4, 2011. #3. MalFet said: All calories in beer are from carbohydrates, Alcohol has calories too, specifically 7 kcal/g (compared to 4 kcal/g for carbohydrates). I agree with everything else that you said, though. Mash low for longer with a low OG beer and that should get you on your way.
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网页2009年1月19日 · Another update on my beer. The bottles are brilliant clear at this point now. The color of the beer is a beautiful amber/copper decently more color than Orval. It has a decent head on it and nice high carb. I did a gravity measurement since I popped a 750ml of this and its sitting at 1.005 in the bottle.
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网页2018年12月5日 · If you just use the 12psi serving pressure when you shake or roll the mini keg you will not over carb the beer. I have some 1.5 and 3 gal kegs and they carb up very fast with the set and forget method using 12psi. The 1.5gal will …
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网页2009年12月24日 · For beer, I fill a 2 liter up to where the curve starts. Refrigerate to 40F. Hit it with 30 lbs CO2. Lay it on its side and roll back and forth rapidly and count to thirty. Repeat (add CO2 & roll) 2 more times. With soda I set the CO2 on 45 lbs and do 4 repetitions. My cap is the tire valve type so the CO2 is not on the bottle the whole time.
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网页2011年10月29日 · 3. Add the sterilized sugar solution to the empty keg. 4. Rack from the source (primary or secondary or keg - I usually secondary/condition in a keg) into the target keg on top of the sugar solution. This will mix it up nicely. 5. When racking is complete, close the keg, add co2/vent/add co2/vent.
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网页2008年12月1日 · do i lose carb if i dont hit it every so often- yes. what i find works best is to carb it up to 2 ish vols either with priming sugar or co2 then attach the nitro minireg at set to 15 then wait 6- 12 hours ( but not longer or the co2 in the stout will start to diffuse back into the head space and flaten out the stout. ) then serve. then put it ...
How to count fermentation days. | Homebrew Talk - Beer, Wine, …
网页2015年5月17日 · Stable fg is good advice. 3-7 days isnt. 24 hours is good for yeast to clean up any off flavors. A beer brewed well and based on a solid recipe will ferment quickly and efficiently and cleanup quick. If you are aging out off flavors then you are making mistakes somewhere. Making mistakes isn't a bad thing.