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Sniffing Airlocks since 2010

Step It Up With YeastCalc

1/14/2013

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There are a lot of great yeast calculators out there like mrmalty that tell you how much dry or liquid yeast is needed and whether or not a simple starter should be used.

A free calculator that we have grown very fond of lately expands this recommendation to include "stepping" up the starter over a period time. This allows you to better estimate how much yeast you will have when the starter is finished. 

It's called YeastCalc!

Happy yeast growing!

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Kai Troester link
1/23/2013 01:02:26 pm

If you are interested in estimating yeast growth you may want to have a look at this http://braukaiser.com/blog/blog/2012/11/03/estimating-yeast-growth/

I have been doing some work on yeast growth over the last few months and I am not able to get to the results that Jamil and others have implemented for stirred starters. I'm starting to suspect that they have not uses stirred starters but scaled the results of non-agitaed starters.

Kai

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yeastcalc link
3/12/2014 10:58:07 pm

The above link is no longer working. To use YeastCalc visit http://www.yeastcalc.co/

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