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WEBIngredients. My Recipe/Brew Session is visible on the Desktop but not in the App. What do I do? How do the ingredients boxes work? What do I do if I need to edit my recipe

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WEBiOS Users: 1. Click on the 3 dots in the bottom right corner. 2. Choose Find Recipes. 3. Click on the inverted triangle symbol in the top right corner. 4. Scroll down to the bottom.

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WEBExplore hundreds of all grain brewing recipes from the Grainfather community and share your own creations with fellow homebrewers.

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WEBcreate your own recipes with our app. Our recipe creator within the free Grainfather App allows you to be in command. Experiment with ingredients and challenge yourself to …

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WEBCreating Recipes. Calculations. We take the utmost pride in doing everything that we can to empower every level of brewer to experiment, try something new and master every …

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WEBA full guide to using this GF supplied free recipe tool for the GF connect.Channel links:-facebook.com/groups/Brewbeerhttps://www.teespring.com/stores/david-

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WEBWelcome to the forum! It looks like the recipe on the Malt Miller is a bit optimistic in terms of both IBUs and OG. I plugged the recipe into the Grainfather app (which I've probably …

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WEBGrainfather Community, App & Recipe Creator. Being Part of the Community - Brewer's CV, Recipes, Brew Sessions and Navigation. App Updates. Brewer's CV & Profile. …

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WEBGrainfather Help Centre; The Brewing Process; Other; Menu Recipe Design Tips Matt November 20, 2023 01:44; (SMaSH) brewing. For example, brewing a recipe with …

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WEBCrush your grain slightly finer. Make sure your mash pH is between 5.2-5.6. Ensure you have enough base malt in your recipe to fully convert any specialty grain. Make sure …

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WEBDivide number of quarts by 4 to get gallons. 16/4 = 4 gallons. My grain will then absorb 1/4th of the mash water, so if I were to just drain the mash basket into the kettle, I'd then …

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WEBThe Grainfather has been developed by the innovative New Zealand company - Imake Ltd, who also produces Mangrove Jack’s brew kits and Still Spirits distilling products. It has …

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WEBJoin the Grainfather Community and discover the joy of all grain brewing. Share your recipes, tips and feedback with other homebrewers, and access advanced brewing …

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WEBIf you edit the original custom ingredient's name, that change will be reflected in the ingredient list. As an example to show how this works (see below): Create a custom …

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WEBAlso can't scale the recipe using a simple scale factor (the grain build as adjusted by the scale factor does not make intuitive sense). Example: with a starting 10kg malt …

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WEBThe Grainfather has been developed by the innovative New Zealand company - Imake Ltd, who also produces Mangrove Jack’s brew kits and Still Spirits distilling products. It has …

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WEBBut I just put your recipe into Grainfather and with 60% ME, 12.5L batch, and 90% attenuation your saison comes out to 5.4%, so I am looking at 5.4% compared to 5.6% …

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