irish moss is also known as finnigs if im not mistaken. may be it is that irish moss is a finning?? cant recall. any way it's only to clear your mead.
keep it reel
Ps ill take a highway to any stairway any day
Carrageenan is the name given to a family of linear sulfated food grade polysaccharides obtained from the red seaweeds. They have the unique ability to form an almost infinite variety of gels at room temperature, rigid or compliant, tough or tender with high or low melting point. The gelation requires no refrigeration and the gels can be made stable through repeated freeze-thaw cycles. Carrageenan solutions will thicken, suspend and stabilize particulates as well as collodial dispersions and water/oil emulsions. The solutions shear thin (providing ease of pumping), but quickly rebuild viscosity and suspending power on standing.
gregb wrote:Aren't nearly all beers vegetarian ...
Most beers, unfortunately, are not labelled as being suitable for vegetarians. Not content with the "ignorance is bliss" attitude that I suspect the brewers are trying to cultivate by not labelling their products, I have started creating a list of those which I am sure are vegetarian, i.e. do not contain animal products or use them in the production process. The evidence for my evaluation of each drink is also listed; references to e-mails link to the text of the reply that I have received from the brewery
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