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labels said:
MHB said

Adding Amylase to the mash <sniip> without using adjuncts or enzymes.
IMO your "sniip" (sic) distorts the meaning of the sentences you have quoted.

Might be worth reading what MHB posted again.
 
Brewing on Sat, I've decided to stick with an Ale. Some fruitiness isn't a problem. Pils and a tidge of wheat. Will use US05 @16dC, mash at 62, 5% beer with .5% being corn sugar added, will use enzyme as well

Then I'll brew again and pull the enzyme, then the corn and compare, maybe splitting the batch with w34/70

Taking it as far as I can then bringing it back is the plan
 
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