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Any chance these could be marked to be ignored? If I have 2 lbs of barley, wheat, and rice hulls I would love to see a 50/50 proportion on the grain bill, not 33%. I could leave it unchecked to see this but if left this way it doesn't show up in the printed grain bill. Thanks and best regards. Rick

Last week I split a 10 gal batch between a 5 gal corny and 750ml bottles. The minor problem I have is that the Carbonation Volumes field is shared between the Natural/Forced so the session records one value when in fact I have two different volumes (one forced and one natural). I'd be happy if the F...

I am not at all familiar with the equations for converting between EBC and Lovibond but searching around I did find an old Greg Noonan article:

http://brewingtechniques.com/bmg/noonan.html

which details the older conversion method.

Best regards.

Rick

I was entering the malt analyses for some European malt I recently purchased and noticed that the numbers for EBC and Lovibond were not making sense. It seems that European malt vendors are not moving to the new EBC calculation used in BeerToolsPro and continue to use the older method for EBC color ...

One thing I've learned to do is to avoid scrolling the Grains list and use the "Find" field. Start typing in "CRY" and the list becomes much shorter, limited to just the Crystal Malts. Saves me a lot of time and annoyance scanning the long grain list. It's not really what you're...

I would assume that an inventory feature would update inventory when a recipe was brewed - a much more difficult chore than a simple method to filter out what is in stock in the Ingredient browser.

I'd be happy if I could just delete entries that I don't care to see.

Best regards.

Rick

I searched the forum for this and did not see anything so here is my suggestion. I hate to have to sort thru the list of ingredients when the vast majority of them are not in my inventory. An option to only show user entered ingredients or a only those in stock would make my recipe creation a whole ...