The MASH in beer is the mix of water and grains to make wort or un-fermented beer. The starches in the grain are converted to sugars by using water at a certain temp and the resulting sweet liquid is drained out.
Many of the MASH beer cans are valued in price close to $20 each. The exact price of the can will depend upon its condition.
They are asking $2-$5 a can (unopened) on eBay.
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Any type of fermentation in foods requires bacteria: beer, wine, mash, pickles, sauerkraut, bread, and yogurt among many others.
All alcohol is made out of suger one way or another the suger in beer comes from the starch in Barley ... that converts to maltos the suger maltos will in fermentation split basically 50/50 in etanol (spirit) and carbon dioxid .. that's the bubbles when you do your mash for the moonshine ethanol is therefor half of the suger .. not meaning carbs though but energy the carbs in beer comes from the sugerlevel in the beer .. not all suger (maltos) will be fermented .. sooo the carb is from the sweetness in the beer Peter the crazy swede
Step 1: Acquire essential equipment. Usually a 130$ beer kit and a boil pot (7 gallons to 10 gallons) Step 2: Buy beer kit Step 3: brew beer kit, do a few batches like this Step 4: aquire mash tun (look it up) Step 5: Buy beer grains Step 6: Brew your first all grain batch.
sausages and mash potatoes
"After MASH" (1983-1984).
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The plural of mash is mashes.
There were 11 seasons of MASH.
Whiskey is known as sour mash.