Corn Syrup

the wat I was told it I replace the sugar with Dried Corn Syrup to improve my beer Do I replace ir kg for kg Or have I got it all wrong Thanks Chris

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Chris Taylor
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I've never heard of dried corn syrup. Do you mean corn sugar?

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Denny Conn

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Chris Taylor

You can replace sugar kg for kg or you can add 57% corn syrup and 25% dried malt. Try a few ratios until you find something you like.

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the dunn's

in article HxdEb.57035$ snipped-for-privacy@news-server.bigpond.net.au, the dunn's at snipped-for-privacy@bigpond.com wrote on 18/12/03 6:57 PM:

From my understanding, though Corn Syrup has some sugar content, it isn't much but it does lend beer a good head and a thicker texture in general. I find a kilo for 20 litres makes a hell of an improvement on the body of the beer.

J
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schachmal

corn syrup is just corn sugar and water. Also water content may vary for different batches making it unpredictable. Avoid exploding bottles, just use the sugar.

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Dr. Flouride

or, if you want to take a nod from wine making, add your sugar, and also add sulfite tablits to kill the in bottle frement, works well with my wine, and should not kill your brew, but I am still learning on the brew and will aquest to more expreriancend hands on beer only, wine, you are in my corner

Good Luck

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a new age kinda guy

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