Now that is funny.

51 brew sessions, two being 10 gallon batches. Too many different beers to write down. 265 gallons.

A friend of mine scored six corney kegs from a junk yard. Four 5 gallons and 2 half size. Gave them to me free.

I have had the same regulator inside my kegerator for more than 8 years with no problems.

Dashboard shows 336 brew sessions from March 2013 and December 2019.

Nice description. I just pulled the trigger on the 240 volt system.

70 in three weeks.

Just got this in my inbox: Kegs...

Can't fit all the brews. Forty Eight before I gave up on Brewers Friend Software. Will end up with 52 brews. So far this year all beers have been drinkable, some were very good and a few were exceptional. Like some of you other old farts I have moved from muscles to pumps.

https://www.kegconnection.com/ball-lock-b-grade-keg/

It still takes a page and a half to print only the recipe. Was it too difficult to revert back to the last format?

Look what they did to the Avatar

After all the complaining about the print utility, and it getting fixed, they have completely screwed it up again. My last brew session is November 9th.

I put the numbers that were expected and got 44% conversion efficiency

I also had a brew session yesterday and got the same 44% conversion efficiency. My pre-boil gravity exceeded the estimate and ended up at 86% and Brewhouse efficiency at 77%. I'm pretty sure I got better than 44% conversion efficiency. Is this another fix for something that was not broke?

Hamner did you hydrate the powder first or just dump the powder and rack the beer over it?

I am planning my house porter in a couple weeks and I thought I would add some peanut butter powder. I researched probably 35 recipes on this site but the authors do not leave tasting notes. I would like anyone's knowledge as to how much and when to add the PB2, either the boil or secondary...

I found this picture on Pinterest.

Try entering the ingredient and ignoring the directive. I entered a grain and it worked.