Most recipes I try out seem to always want American 2 row, and around here I can only get Canadian 2 row, so that's what I've been using.
What's the difference between them? Anything?
Canadian vs American 2 Row
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Re: Canadian vs American 2 Row
I just enter American 2 row into beer smith. And change the label to canadian.
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Simcoe SMaSH
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Cranberry Rye Saison
Monde Souterrain (Dark Saison)
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Re: Canadian vs American 2 Row
While there may be some technical difference, Canadian and American malting companies seem to source their grain from either side of the border, so your "Canadian 2-row" could be American, anyway.
Currently on tap: Nothing!
In keg: Still nothing.
In Primary: Doggone American Rye Pale Ale
In keg: Still nothing.
In Primary: Doggone American Rye Pale Ale
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Re: Canadian vs American 2 Row
Also, there's likely to be different SRM, extract %, moisture content, etc. from different maltsters, even those from the same country.
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