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that's what I thought. Where did you find this guy?

Beer Pot here

[QUOTE=heckler's better 1/2;2629115]URL="[http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/8/KitchenBath/1/Cookware/PotsFrypans/PRD~0423620P/H2K+Stockpot.jsp?locale=en"]Beer Pot here[/URL][/QUOTE]

hahah, no I meant your Engineer sig other that cannot judge volumes..

we got similar pots at Gourmet Warehouse for $19.99.

fucking imperial measurements.

I may have access to Malt, I sold 5000MT last week im sure I can request some samples

will trade for beer.

we got similar pots at Gourmet Warehouse for $19.99.

Were those SS ?

[QUOTE=heckler's better 1/2;2629120]Were those SS ?[/QUOTE]

yeah, the box even said "Beer Pot" on it. They're pretty flimsy though.

yeah, the box even said "Beer Pot" on it. They're pretty flimsy though.

We got a pretty solid one around that size from Gourmet Warehouse. Works well in a sharing arrangement with the s/o too. Wife uses it for Jam, I sterilize and use for beer.

I think Dan's sells some pretty large ones too but they are around $50.

Admittedly, I am using a small batch kit but I just paid for two brews at $18 total. Definitely well cheaper than buying any similar beer.

Next two are going to be single hop IPA's: simcoe and cascadian.

We got a pretty solid one around that size from Gourmet Warehouse. Works well in a sharing arrangement with the s/o too. Wife uses it for Jam, I sterilize and use for beer.

I think Dan's sells some pretty large ones too but they are around $50.

The pots that Connor and I bought are what the guys at Dan's recommended.

I got a 70 liter SS kettle in Chinatown for about 80 bucks.

Also, dog bisquits are a great way to use some of the spent grains. Anyone ever made bread with it?

http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f39/spent-grain-make-your-best-friend-cookies-87097/

our birds get fed on brew night. grains are gone the next day.

our birds get fed on brew night. grains are gone the next day.

Are you sure it is birds eating? Birds don't usually feed at night (other than predators like owls). Rats sure do though.

yes. the cat keeps an eye on them.

I got a 70 liter SS kettle in Chinatown for about 80 bucks.

Also, dog bisquits are a great way to use some of the spent grains. Anyone ever made bread with it?

http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f39/spent-grain-make-your-best-friend-cookies-87097/

Wife made a ton of stuff with it… bread, pizza dough, rolls put some in the garden too. A bunch of recipes here:
http://brooklynbrewshop.com/themash/category/spentgrainchef/