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Revision as of 19:18, 9 February 2014
The FauxTurkeyBrew is a home beer-brewing system based around the cheap used turkey fryers available in the U.S.
The goal is to make a guide for how to build a home beer-brewing setup, while optimizing for the following properties.
- ~ $200 - $300 total materials cost.
 - All grain brewing.
 - At least 25 liter batch brewing capacity.
 - Intentioned for outside brewing.
 - Minimize total brew time
 - Minimize amount of time human attention is needed during brew.
 - Ensure food safety of all materials contacting brew.
- Mash does not contact open air after boil.
 
 - Keep grain, yeast and hops cost as low as possible.
 
version 0.1
- Mash tun: Bayou Classic 32 Qt. Stainless Steel Turkey Fryer - ~$60 used
 
- People often buy these and use them once or never. I found mine for $60 on craigslist. There is also a cheaper and slightly smaller aluminum version.
 
- Grain bag: IKEA Ursula unbleached cushion cover - $12.00
 
- This grain bag is sturdy, made of 100% unbleached ramie, and has withstood about 10 brews so far with no noticeable wear. It fits a turkey fryer perfectly, and includes straps that can be used to tie secure it around the top of the mash tun.
 
- Mash cooler: