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craft beer in a can 14 years 7 months ago #19

andrew Offline Posts: 3334	I know a friend of mine that would be happy with this. She's a chef on RTE and she wants to do Canned Chicken and has been at me for craft beer in a can.

craft beer in a can 14 years 7 months ago #20

TheBeerNut Offline Posts: 11663	Not a problem with non-pasteurised beer, though, Wallacebiy. Plus, at the Heineken museum (I went but didn't inhale) I was surprised to see on the video of their bottling line that they cap and then pasteurise at the very end of the process. It's nearly surprising they don't sell non-pasteurised Heineken since it's very nearly the finished product.

craft beer in a can 14 years 7 months ago #21

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&quot;TheBeerNut&quot;:2uo2a5be wrote: Not a problem with non-pasteurised beer, though, Wallacebiy.

Plus, at the Heineken museum (I went but didn't inhale) I was surprised to see on the video of their bottling line that they cap and then pasteurise at the very end of the process. It's nearly surprising they don't sell non-pasteurised Heineken since it's very nearly the finished product.[/quote:2uo2a5be]

Can't put beer in a can unpasteurised AFAIK .

Interesting that Heino pasteurise after capping . I understood it would lead to more exploding bottles on the line

craft beer in a can 14 years 7 months ago #22

kenmc Offline Posts: 1748	&quot;Diablo&quot;:2hmldvme wrote: Cans for me. They can be squashed and thrown in the green bin. Bottles hang around the back garden reminding me how much I've drank.[/quote:2hmldvme] My bottles go in the green bin. Do all green bins not take botles or is it just Panda?

craft beer in a can 14 years 7 months ago #23

emmetg Offline Posts: 570	beer is mostly water and water boils at 100C. as far as i remember pasturisation heats up to the mid to high 70s so i cant see how it would not be possable.

craft beer in a can 14 years 7 months ago #24

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&quot;kenmc&quot;:28gl3sw8 wrote:
&quot;Diablo&quot;:28gl3sw8 wrote: Cans for me. They can be squashed and thrown in the green bin. Bottles hang around the back garden reminding me how much I've drank.[/quote:28gl3sw8]
My bottles go in the green bin. Do all green bins not take botles or is it just Panda?[/quote:28gl3sw8]

Greenstar give me a bin , just for bottles ...

Emmet . I think it's more to do with the CO2 going out of suspension.

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