I have searched heaps on here and i know this topic has been flogged but i keep getting slightly confused and can't find something definitely clear on it. I'm due to bottle my batch of corona style beer into longnecks. I want to do it today and can't bulk prime due to a broken down car and cranky has the other one, so i can't go and get tube etc.
Having searched alot on here it seems to be general consensus that 1 tsp seems to be about right for longnecks. That i have no problem with. Now to the crux of the question. I have a set of proper measuring spoons so do i use one LEVELLED off tsp. When i read on here that people use a tsp i don't know whether it is a levelled off one or whether it is a heaped one or whether i should really give a shit either way.
Due to my inexperience i'm not sure how touchy getting the correct measurement is. i.e will it make a big difference if it's heaped or levelled etc. I'm thinking it probably will cos it's a big %age difference in such a small amount
Btw i'll be using dex.
Dunno if i'm being overly pedantic but any feedback would help.
Thanks for any help
Priming and trying to make sure it's correct
Priming and trying to make sure it's correct
when talking to a fool, make sure they aren't doing the same
Yep, 1 tsp is about 6 grams, which is what you want for "high" carbonation.
http://oz.craftbrewer.org/Library/Metho ... uide.shtml
Oh, and it's leveled, not heaped.
http://oz.craftbrewer.org/Library/Metho ... uide.shtml
Oh, and it's leveled, not heaped.
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