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    Stuck Ferment/bad mash

    I'll pitch some yeast from a starter tomorrow
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    Stuck Ferment/bad mash

    Yep still has the lactose, forgot to write that. It bubbled for a few minutes and now has stopped again and the krausen is totally gone. I guess I'll keep an eye on the gravity over the next week and if it still doesn't come down ill pitch some yeast from a starter.
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    Stuck Ferment/bad mash

    After all that it has finally started bubbling away again. Third time swirling it next to the heater and it finally just kicked back to life. I looked back at my receipt for the grains and found that the mix was actually 3.5kg ale malt 1kg flaked oats 500g chocolate malt 500g roasted barley...
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    Stuck Ferment/bad mash

    Thanks for the advice, I've tasted the beer and it's not half bad to me although I'm probably a little biased. Originally I had mostly chocolate malt and a little bit of RB but a guy at the shop talked me out of it and said better to use roasted barley instead and adjusted my recipe for me. I...
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    Stuck Ferment/bad mash

    Thanks for running the numbers for me Sp0rk, since my gravity has been 1.030 for 4-5 days is it safe to assume I have a stuck fermentation?
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    Stuck Ferment/bad mash

    I used brew log on on my phone to work out the recipe.
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    Stuck Ferment/bad mash

    Recipe is: 5kg Australian Pale Malt 1kg Roasted Barley 1kg Flaked Oats 500g Lactose 40l crown urn BIAB 30-35 litres strike water 60 min mash 60 min boil Hopped with galaxy Finished with around 20litres of wort
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    Stuck Ferment/bad mash

    Thanks for your reply, according to some posts on homebrewtalk.com 1.18pounds of lactose (535grams) should add 8 points of gravity. So I'm thinking you are probably right. I'd read a lot of different info on lactose and a lot of posts saying it doesn't add much gravity but after doing some more...
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    Stuck Ferment/bad mash

    Doing my first BIAB beer and the gravity has been stuck at 1.030 for the last four days or so. OG was 1.066. Yeast is Safale US-05 pitched directly into the wort and mAy have been pitched a bit on the warm side. Started bubbling after about 10-12 hours but only bubbled for one day. I've been...
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