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Gravity contribution of Raisins

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Many, many possibilities: I just made a porter and added some raisins (1/4 cup to boil) just for kicks.  No idea how it will turn out – maybe just a tad bit of residual sweetness?  Also, as LD pointed out, Oatmeal Raising Stout?  I’ve also heard of Belgian beers being brewed with raisins.  I guess it’s just a fun experiment. –CC

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I’m trying to find the gravity contribution of raisins in the boil.

It’s going to vary depending on how finely you chop them and on their sugar content. I think you’d be better off trying to calculate it (i.e., take one SG reading before the boil and one after, after taking into account the volume lost).

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I’m trying to find the gravity contribution of raisins in the boil.

Heh… theres an interesting idea… an Oatmeal Rasin Stout :P Love the cookies? Try the beer! I’m copywriting that. :)

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I’m trying to find the gravity contribution of raisins in the boil. TIA – CC

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I’m trying to find the gravity contribution of raisins in the boil.

I don’t know, but maybe try asking in the wine making group? John. —                            *** John P. Kolesar ***            *** Head Administrator, Monty Python’s Flying Talker ***

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