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  • just wait till it all spoils XD MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

  • nice bottle :D

  • how much turbo yeast should i use for a 4litre jug?

  • is that chocolate?

  • @touchsmart0 Chocolate?... Did you say...chocolate?

    Chocolate? CHOCOLATE?? CHOCOLATE?!!!!! CHOCOLATE!!!!!!! CHOOOCOLAAATTEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!!!!! CCHHHHOOOOOOOCCOOOLAAAATTTEEE!­!!!!!!!!!!…>:O !!!!!!!!

  • @jaxv94 yeah, it looks liek they put chocolate flakes in there

  • @touchsmart0 lol it was a sponge bob reference yeah XD its actually yeast lol

  • The extra fizzing after you add the extra yeast isn't from an increased rate of fermentation, but from co2 coming out of solution due to the dry yeast providing an excellent nucleating surface. Same principle as the mentos in soda trick. That yeast needs some time to hydrate and become isotonic before it would start fermenting.

  • Firstoff, this isnt even airtight.. The yeast wont't ferment the sugar, just use it aerobicly because there will be oxegyn present. You are so retarded.. And you dont need to add more, you could have starded with a very small bit and it would quickly multiply.

  • @Hallahanify your right,  exposed to oxygen the yeast make water and co2 not alcohol

  • @Hallahanify no that is false actually...yeast breaks down into co2 and ethanol. you dont need to cover it or make airtight unless you are brewing beer. so you are the one who appears to be retarded...

  • I have made this 2 times and what I want to know is can I use the left over for a kicker when i make some new stuff? I use oranges and i dont wanna throw it out if I can use it for a kicker

  • The only use for this yeast would be moonshine. And even then you're talking about distilling...

  • Turbo yeasts leave a terrible after taste which can be distilled out but only in multiple runs through a fully packed reflux column. The Turbos will increase your yields from16-18% to 22-24% and will ferment out in 3 days instead of the 5 or more with a Champagne Yeast or EC-1118 But the extra labor required to "Clean up" the flavor isn't worth it in the long run. Better off to use the tried and proven Yeasts.

  • oh my gawd! lawdy

  • !!!! it bubbles instantyl?!?!?! that is the definition of turbo yeast!

  • does that stink up the place bad, i'm about to do this in my apartment

  • @licquyd I've never done a batch that big, but I really don't think your neighbors will be able to smell it. It doesn't give off that much smell. Distilling it gives off more, but probably still not enough for neighbors to notice.

  • I'm about to do this, does this stink much to do in my apartment

  • your a dumbass you need to cap that so air dont get in while its fermentin you just ruined you batch!

  • Your not supposed to use a cap with turbo yeast.

  • LMAO, drug deal going on in his phone convo.

  • it doesnt look like he is dry hopping the chunks dont looks like hops...

    hes possibly making an IPA that requires oak chips. they almost look like woodchips in there.

  • Could be, then again could be anything.

    wood, fruits, herbs.

  • you know, yeast multiply. you don't need to add more

  • @ThePerrynator you know, they multiply at a certain rate, they cant just immediately ferment your brew completely within hours

  • @ThePerrynator  exactly, these guys are knuckleheads

  • What are those chunks?

  • A little too warm. But nice fermenter. What are those chunks? What are you making? I am a brewer.

  • hops right??? i think

  • Mmmm, no.

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