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last minute... rice hulls and cascades?

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xocoatl
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Is there any advantage either way, of using the slotted copper tubing and mashing in a cooler (as grub is doing, and as my friends and I have been doing), versus a stainless braid system like that easy mash system? or a false bottom in our converted keg?
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Post by Gedge »

I've always had great results using a cooler with a slotted copper manifold. Definitely better than the bucket with holes in the bottom I started out with.
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