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Stumbled across this three week old video presenting "Flash Brewing" as a new concept to the American homebrew scene. A slighty different format to pre-hopped LME, but it's still a just add water and pitch yeast process.
Ah, misunderstood slightly.There's no rush in the fermentation though. This is just America finally discovering Kit brewing. Except their kits are DME and Extract rather than pre-hopped LME.
Not surprisingly, hopped malt extract was very popular during Prohibition in the US :The DME beer kit has been available since the 1970's here in the UK.
As an aside, they do actually have 230v. It's a little bit convoluted - they split it into two.Not surprisingly, hopped malt extract was very popular during Prohibition in the US :
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Pinter seems to have gained a little bit of traction over there, so it's not surprising that "real" homebrew stores are starting to offer their own kits. One disincentive over there of course is their rubbish electricity, heating large volumes of water with 110V electric is rather less attractive than at 230V.
But in the real world, the average USian needs to get an electrician in to get a 230V socket suitable for plugging in a hot liquor tank, which the average "casual" homebrewer isn't going to do, which is why propane burners are so common there.As an aside, they do actually have 230v. It's a little bit convoluted - they split it into two.
But they do have 230v feeds to for larger items like washing machines, cookers and even EVs.
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