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Partygate a new low.
I don't think anyone expects Starmer to actully resign over Currygate, that would take integrity and the guy's a lawyer for crying out loud. During lockdown many, possibly even most houses had visitors at one time or other. Nobody is calling for all their neighbours to be fined. I just found... -
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Partygate a new low.
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Partygate a new low.
Sir Keir Starmer investigated over alleged lockdown breach BBC News You were saying!!!!!!! Is it now time for Starmer to resign? -
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The Football Thread.
Having watched tonight's match, even as a Livepool fan, I was sorry to see Man City lose. Man City are the better team, but Real Madrid are more versed in the dark arts. Lets hope for a better ref than tonight in the final. -
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Brewing Outside and kamikaze flies
Yes. We are told never to cover the boiling wort, as this can lead to DMS remaining in the finished beer, but modern malt is produced in such a way that very little should form anyway.- MmmBeer
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- Forum: General Home Brew Equipment Discussion
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How do you replicate a beer you love drinking ?
According to their website, its a golden ale of 4.2% abv. I would start with 5-10% wheat, either torrified or wheat malt and the rest pale malt. As for the hops, I always use a simple clean bittering hop, such as Magnum or Admiral, aim for 15 - 20 IBU's from your bitterring addition, then a...- MmmBeer
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- Forum: Grain, Hops, Yeast & Water
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GF "wortometer" (inline temp monitor for 3/8" pipes)
I fancied getting a wortometer when they came out, I then realised that if I stuck the GF probe in the pocket I had made on the side of the FV for the inkbird probe out of gaffer tape and insulation, I could monitor the temperature of the wort in the fermenter.- MmmBeer
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- Forum: General Home Brew Equipment Discussion
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