I still can get another 20kg…
I duno if extract could be an option, some cosmetics can be made or what to do. It is just too much for small batch brewing. I am open to all ideas ;-)
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I still can get another 20kg…
I duno if extract could be an option, some cosmetics can be made or what to do. It is just too much for small batch brewing. I am open to all ideas ;-)
@homebrewing do you have some ideas what I can do with some hops?
It is bit older, probably not too bitter but still nice aroma. Only thing I know it is T90 Sládek from 2017.
Why not sell it? Surely there would be people interested in cheap hops in a local homebrewing association, even if you don’t want to bother with shipping?
Homemade hops soda (non-alcoholic) is another option to use some of the hops up.
CorneliusTalmadge@lemmy.world 5 hours ago I am assuming since you have a vacuum sealer you also have room to store these in a freezer.
Do they lose potency over time, yes. But in my personal experience they are still usable.
You may just have to increase amounts based on the previous batch.
If you are devoloping recipes to enter in a competition use the freshest hops you can for consistency.
If you are just brewing to experiment and drink these will work.
If you are really worried about not using enough and they won’t work for you. Look for local clubs to share/trade.
portnull@lemmy.dbzer0.com 3 hours ago There was a brulosophy test where they tested old hops stored under different conditions. Vacuum packed and frozen remained essentially the same over months of storage
fdagpigj@lemmy.ml 6 hours ago
Make
lemonaderadler?