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Yeah baby, Redneck sounds great 😊

Hamster Spam it is then :)

Who?

I was out walking yesterday and started to notice wild hops growing in a number of places. After searching through the forum I get the impression they are not worth using. I picked a few to see if they are ripe, which they are, but have very little aroma.

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Okay, got it. Then I’ll stick with my braided hose for now. Thanks for clarifying.

Seems like a good and fun way to get yourself known. Although I was to late for the draw, it did lead me to look at your site.

The restricted flow through the plate chiller is not a problem, providing there is some flow. My concern is getter the plate chiller blocked with debris. But I appreciate your thoughts and suggestions.

Sounds good and a bazooka would be a less expensive option. Thanks Clint athumb..

Do you also use a late chiller, since bazooka’s look like they will let a lot of funk through?

My wife dries the grist and makes muesli adding oats, nuts, dried fruit and things. Tastes great with fresh fruit salad, Greek yogurt and local honey.

Okay, thanks for the reply and photos. I use a hop sock and ss braided hose for filtering. The hose does a reasonable job, but gets quite clogged, so have been thinking of alternatives. I would like to put my hop pellets straight in to my kettle, but would need to remove or change my filter...

Foxy, how do you filter and do you use a plate chiller?

Some good advice here and answered a couple of questions I had. Thanks

Yum Fries with lasagne

Not only have I not tried it, but never heard of it! Sounds disgusting. how about, crispy duck?

Pored

Nice Bacon with honey

Hi Garry, all the best for your first brew. As you have already seen the forum has many great members with a wide range of experience and all very happy to help. So remember, the only dumb question on here is the one you don’t ask. Have fun brewing and enjoy the fruits of you labour athumb...

Only reading this, looked like fun