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What is a mash tun?
A stainless steel vessel that is used to mash (turn) malt with water at a controlled temperature. Read More »
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What is the number for mash tun Portland OR?
The Mash Tun 2204 NE Alberta St Portland, OR 97211 Phone: 503-548-4491 Read More »
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What is the phone number for Mash Tun Brew pub in Portland, OR?
Mash Tun 2204 NE Alberta St Portland, OR 97211 (503) 548-4491. Read More »
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Insulation Material As stated the first issue is with the material. It releases plastic compounds and thus flavors and they are not well insulated. The picnic coolers are designed for cold storage and not hot. The tall igloos can be (I supp...
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You could cut several short lengths (4" or so) of ss tube with V shaped notches pointing to the top. Then weld them all into a solid plate at a diameter that will set inside of your mash tun. Make sure your plate is thick enough it will not...
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Screw the cooler! I did the same thing and if your anything like me, words cannot describe the level of anger reached when your beautiful mash is running out everywhere! What I ended up doing is simply mashing in a stainless crock and then ...
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A gravity from the pre-boil stages can tell you if you need to adjust the gravity during the boil by adding DME or by boiling longer or maybe by sparging more or less. A post boil gravity tells you if you have hit your target gravity and ag...
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:huh: Whilst thinking through what my set up is going to be I , maybe incorrectly , thought i am going to need another boiler if I am going to use my electrim boiler thing to mash as well. It would be great to hear your views on the 3 optio...
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It's called a "direct fire mash". It's what Lonnie put on his original brutus. Using it during the mash requires a recirculation, so that you don't scorch the mash, and to keep things somewhat even. Given a decent flow rate, it's probably a...
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