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Monday, February 25, 2008

Sparkeloid as a clarifying agent

I tried this stuff the other day and was quite amazed.
I had a batch opf Cranberry Mead which was really being difficult. Clarification was just not happening and it had been sitting for several months already. In a last ditch attempt to clarify this Mead, I picked up some Sparkeloid, which as far as I'm concerned is Mud, well clay, but I will call it mud.

I mixed it up as per directions and dumped some in (Probably abit more than recomended, but this mead was really thick.) The next day, a bunch of mud had gathered at the bottom, along with the muck from the mead. I'm sold

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