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Offline mr. x  
#1 Posted : Friday, January 06, 2012 12:30:25 PM(UTC)
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is there really any difference in using regular granular sugar vs using turbo sugar i haven't found any info on this question really so i figured id ask also what about organic id imagine it cost a bit more but may be benefits to it as well any thoughts or facts or so on on this
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#2 Posted : Friday, January 06, 2012 1:27:00 PM(UTC)
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is there really any difference in using regular granular sugar vs using turbo sugar i haven't found any info on this question really so i figured id ask also what about organic id imagine it cost a bit more but may be benefits to it as well any thoughts or facts or so on on this


I had never heard of Turbo Sugar til this post, I checked it out & i figure its just a another brew shop scam to get ur money. As for Organic sugar its usually brown lookin cuz its still got the molasses in it. I use plain old refined sugar, I ferment with plain old bakers yeast in washes
10% ABV. I figure you aught to save ya money and use plain old sugar if u gonna use it."
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#3 Posted : Friday, January 06, 2012 1:33:56 PM(UTC)
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that was my thought but i heard of the turbo in a few videos and stuff so i wanted to ask nonpartial people but i was looking for the best pricing on sugar and seen like 10 different kinds so just doing a sugar wash i had to ask im doing 10 gal with 2 pacs of still spirits classic turbo should be bout 18% with 35 pounds of sugar
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#4 Posted : Friday, January 06, 2012 1:39:17 PM(UTC)
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that was my thought but i heard of the turbo in a few videos and stuff so i wanted to ask nonpartial people but i was looking for the best pricing on sugar and seen like 10 different kinds so just doing a sugar wash i had to ask im doing 10 gal with 2 pacs of still spirits classic turbo should be bout 18% with 35 pounds of sugar


I have never used that particular brand of Turbo Yeast. Just follow the instructions on the pack, they usually give specific instructions.

If you are lookin to make some good pure alcohol you really need to steer clear of them Turbos. They produce lots of off taste in the wash and Alcohol."
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Offline Outland  
#5 Posted : Saturday, January 07, 2012 6:37:56 PM(UTC)
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I had never heard of Turbo Sugar til this post, I checked it out & i figure its just a another brew shop scam to get ur money. As for Organic sugar its usually brown lookin cuz its still got the molasses in it. I use plain old refined sugar, I ferment with plain old bakers yeast in washes
10% ABV. I figure you aught to save ya money and use plain old sugar if u gonna use it.



He may be referring to ""turbinado"" sugar' which is a type of brown sugar and named after the turbines that spin cane juice during the making process.
Actually there shouldn't be any difference except cost"
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