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Rice Hulls (1898)

Used in helping prevent stuck sparges

    
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Torrified Red Wheat-Insta Grains (1899)

Popular with the British breweries in the production of pale ale.

    
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Flaked Barley (1900)

Produces lighter color in the final beer without lowering the final gravity.

    
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Flaked Maize (1902)

Popular in the production of pre-prohibition pilsners. Adds subtle sweetness.

    
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Flaked Rice (1903)

Provides more fermentables without increasing body and flavor.

    
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Flaked Oats (1904)

Used in producing oatmeal stout.

    
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Flaked Rye (1905)

Adds a crisp and slightly spicy character.

    
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Flaked Wheat (1907)

Contributes less color than wheat malt and increases foam and head retention.

    
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