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Ive never used them but ive heard they can leave a film on the top of your beer. The film is left behind by whatever bonds the drops together.2centsJeff
I am going to order one of these next time I place an order with Williams. I don't order from them much (twice in the past four years), so it could be a while.http://www.williamsbrewing.com/CORN-SUGAR-MEASURE-P1720.aspx
This corn sugar measures enough priming corn sugar for one bottle of beer. It features 33ml (12 oz.), 50ml (16 oz.) and 75ml (22-24 oz.) measuring cups for dry granulated corn sugar.
Or they mean mg?
Quote from: mtnrockhopper on March 10, 2014, 11:50:16 amOr they mean mg?Those would be itty bitty amounts. I think the misplaced decimal is more likely, but that still means it's targeting something like 2.8 vol of CO2.
Quote from: Steve in TX on January 17, 2014, 10:37:06 amI am going to order one of these next time I place an order with Williams. I don't order from them much (twice in the past four years), so it could be a while.http://www.williamsbrewing.com/CORN-SUGAR-MEASURE-P1720.aspxI really hope this is some sort of typo or mistake. 33 mL would be roughly one ounce…If they meant 3.3/5.0/7.5 mL, those would be 2/3 teaspoon, 1 tsp, and 1.5 tsp measures respectively. That still seems like a lot though. Maybe it assumes the sugar is sifted.QuoteThis corn sugar measures enough priming corn sugar for one bottle of beer. It features 33ml (12 oz.), 50ml (16 oz.) and 75ml (22-24 oz.) measuring cups for dry granulated corn sugar.