C15 for C20?

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C15 for C20?

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I'm out of C20, which plenty of recipes call for. I have C15 and C10. Pretty close, right?
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Sure, C15 is close enough for me. I've read that Crystal malt can vary by 5 Degrees per batch and between maltsters.
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The English medium crystal I use can be anywhere from 45-55, and it comes from the same maltster, but it always tastes right.
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C15 would be close enough for me to use. I once needed C40 that I didn't have so I split the weight between C20 and C60.
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John Sand wrote:I'm out of C20, which plenty of recipes call for. I have C15 and C10. Pretty close, right?

Never substitute C-4 for C20
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dbrowning wrote:
John Sand wrote:I'm out of C20, which plenty of recipes call for. I have C15 and C10. Pretty close, right?

Never substitute C-4 for C20
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BlackDuck wrote:
dbrowning wrote:
John Sand wrote:I'm out of C20, which plenty of recipes call for. I have C15 and C10. Pretty close, right?

Never substitute C-4 for C20
Yea...you would need one hell of a blow off tube!!!
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