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rodman
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by rodman Monday Sep 24, 2007 3:55 pm
Hi all,
FYI, Coopers have changed their packaging for adjuncts, so it seems. Now in a sturdy cardboard unit. Picked this one up from our local supermarket:
Don't know if this is available in all packaging yet (BE2 only one available where I bought this) but may well be. It's a lot more sturdy than the bags, which is probably why it's changed: there was always a pile of adjuncts spread over the shelf at my local-yuk!
Always drinking: never drunk!
Kevnlis
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by Kevnlis Monday Sep 24, 2007 3:58 pm
Good idea, saves shelf space and makes it easier for the shop owner to stock it.
Chris
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by Chris Monday Sep 24, 2007 4:31 pm
Flashy. Maybe this will kickstart the HB revolution!
Tipsy
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by Tipsy Monday Sep 24, 2007 4:49 pm
I think (if I remember correctly) that their brewing sugar will contain dextrose instead of sucrose
Chris
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by Chris Monday Sep 24, 2007 4:54 pm
That"ll improve the product considerably. It's about time.
Kevnlis
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by Kevnlis Monday Sep 24, 2007 5:14 pm
Chris wrote: That"ll improve the product considerably. It's about time.
Second that, great move!
Would be good to see a greater interest in HB, perhaps then Bundy would get a decent HB shop
warra48
Posts: 2082 Joined: Wednesday Apr 04, 2007 12:45 pmLocation: Corlette NSW
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by warra48 Monday Sep 24, 2007 5:16 pm
Kevnlis wrote: Chris wrote: That"ll improve the product considerably. It's about time.
Second that, great move!
Would be good to see a greater interest in HB, perhaps then Bundy would get a decent HB shop
I think that applies to a lot of places. It's also the reason I now use Ross at CraftBrewer for all my purchases of grain and hops.
lethaldog
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by lethaldog Monday Sep 24, 2007 5:25 pm
Cant go wrong there, Ross is a gem and all his products are top knotch, he is also keen to get on the phone and talk brewin with any one that is keen, love the bloke and have gotten heaps of good stuff and advice from him
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Kevnlis
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by Kevnlis Monday Sep 24, 2007 5:25 pm
warra48 wrote: Kevnlis wrote: Chris wrote: That"ll improve the product considerably. It's about time.
Second that, great move!
Would be good to see a greater interest in HB, perhaps then Bundy would get a decent HB shop
I think that applies to a lot of places. It's also the reason I now use Ross at CraftBrewer for all my purchases of grain and hops.
As do most, and if you don't, you should!
BTW I am in no way affiliated with Ross or his business and I do not get anything for saying that!
