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LOL!! That's definitely a problem with GF bread. I know you can use other flours like tapioca, bean, or coconut...maybe one of those (or a combination thereof) would have better loft?
I actually needed a glass jug, so went to a "natural foods" store and bought a gallon of organic apple juice in the glass jug. It was super simple: put into a primary fermenter (2.5 gal food grade bucket), add the nutrient/acid/tannin/sugar, pitch the yeast, and let it do its thing. You siphon it into the glass jug for the secondary ferment and siphon it again into clean jugs to get rid of the sediment. Soon...tasty hard cider!
Glad to hear the ginger beer came out well. It sounds really good - ginger and fall go hand in hand, IMO. Have the colder temps slowed the activity down at all, or do you compensate for it? I think I mentioned using a seedling mat in an earlier post, but for really cold temps, I'm going to try a heating pad on the lowest setting.
I actually needed a glass jug, so went to a "natural foods" store and bought a gallon of organic apple juice in the glass jug. It was super simple: put into a primary fermenter (2.5 gal food grade bucket), add the nutrient/acid/tannin/sugar, pitch the yeast, and let it do its thing. You siphon it into the glass jug for the secondary ferment and siphon it again into clean jugs to get rid of the sediment. Soon...tasty hard cider!
Glad to hear the ginger beer came out well. It sounds really good - ginger and fall go hand in hand, IMO. Have the colder temps slowed the activity down at all, or do you compensate for it? I think I mentioned using a seedling mat in an earlier post, but for really cold temps, I'm going to try a heating pad on the lowest setting.