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Never heard of it before now. Found the below post which includes pictures of one. It seems that the tubing isn't actually flat, just small diameter 1/4" OD or so, and tightly coiled. Seems like it could be a pretty cheap experiment to undertake due to the small amount of copper required. http:...

Jensen and Clint use a pretty slick electric rims that is pretty much exactly as you described, though I don't know if they run the pump constantly or not.

I made 3 loaves of this over the weekend, and I am nowhere near done with this recipe. It is extremely simple, can be prepped in 5 minutes, and is very flexible, allowing you to get creative with ingredients. You can bet on seeing several varieties of this bread at Brewfest. Basic Beer bread recipe:...

2 - 12 pack cans - Capitol Brewery - Pale Ale
1 - 4 pack bottle - New Glarus - Old English Porter

Thanks Sean!

Could it get any more gimmicky?

I make no apologies.

Good luck! Hopefully with all this practice you'll finally brew some drinkable beer.

Thanks Chris! I have used one before, and I'll take good care of it. The cider is carbonating now. Maybe I can get it from you on Sunday or Monday?

Last weekend Lee was over and asked me what I had in some of my bulk aging carboys. One of the things on the list was a disappointing cider from 2004 that I have been too lazy to dump out. Last night I pulled the stopper on that carboy dated September 25th 2004. I was still too lazy to dump it, but ...

meisel wrote:I can ferment five gallon batches in them without any issues, O2 is purged out during primary and I don't use airlocks.

+1

Blktre wrote:Lets do it and enter it in the St. Paddy Parade!!

That might be the only thing that would get me to leave the Red Lyon for any part of the day.

FYI, most of the Oregon Fruit cans on the shelf at grocery stores are in heavy syrup and meant to be used as pie fillings. Oregon Fruit has a lot of different products. The amazon link I listed above is for their fruit puree used for wine base. It is seeded pureed fruit with no syrup added.

Don't know of anywhere in Lawrence. I buy mine on Amazon. 2 cans, $30 shipped with supersaver.

http://tinyurl.com/mo4cwk

Meetings are held on the second Thursday of the month at Unitarian Fellowship of Lawrence 1263 N. 1100 Road .