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Flaked Barley
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Bryan
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Flaked Barley
I'm brewing stout tomorrow... I just wanted to make sure that I don't need to mill my flaked barley? Also, I am taking the coffee grinder to the roasted barley based on Jamil's recommendation. Have any of you done this?
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Re: Flaked Barley
Yup, I've done both. You'll be happy. 
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Re: Flaked Barley
I had the same question about flaked barley. I asked Ron at NG and he said it can be mashed as-is...no milling required.
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Re: Flaked Barley
There have been a number of times when weighing out my grain bill that I've absentmindedly 
thrown flaked barley or flaked corn into the same bucket as I weigh my grain into. As stated above, you don't need to mill it, but if you accidentally mill it, it won't make a difference either.
thrown flaked barley or flaked corn into the same bucket as I weigh my grain into. As stated above, you don't need to mill it, but if you accidentally mill it, it won't make a difference either.Andy
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