hist-brewing: chocolate
Gregory Rehm
greg at turnpoint.net
Thu Dec 2 22:43:10 PST 1999
Chocolate is made with quite a bit of cocoa butter. The squares probably
have more than the powder. Any source of oils/lipids/fats in beer/ale is
potentially a two-fold problem.
Problem one: They mess up the head. I like a good head on my ale/beer.
Problem two: Oils/fats can go rancid. Rancid oil beer - sounds pretty
yucky.
Gregory Rehm
----- Original Message -----
From: Jennifer Helfer <mailorder at vitamincottage.com>
> My boyfriend and I recently started homebrewing. We did a chocolate orange
> stout. The Joy of Homebrewing recommended using the chocolate bakers
> squares. Our local homebrew store recommended using the powdered bakers
> cocoa because of the oils that are left by the squares. Which is better?
> Does it matter? Any comments or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
> Thanks,
> Jennifer Golden, Co
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