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  Olive Oil in brewing (Calvin Perilloux)


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Date: Thu, 3 Mar 2011 14:01:59 -0800 (PST)
From: Calvin Perilloux <calvinperilloux at yahoo.com>
Subject: Olive Oil in brewing

William,

Among other places, you can find a discussion of 
olive oil from some of the HBD stalwarts at around 
HBD 5311 or so.  

Note that many of the experiments with olive oil in
brewing are terminally flawed from a real science 
perspective.  Hence, you'll be hard pressed to find
real, scientifically-sound information on it beyond 
the very enlightening musings of Steve Alexander and
others on HBD.  Or you can opt for the entertaining 
but much lighter (and often unscientific) chatter 
on many other boards.  I don't think ANYBODY has done
a proper scientific study on the topic, but Steve's
reasoning might explain why.

Don't forget that you can do Google searches within 
HBD's archive on any topic you choose.  Example:

Google: "site:hbd.org/hbd/archive olive oil"

> Also, please remember to support the HBD, both with 
> the server fund and with traffic

Indeed!  The digest may appear to be moribund with the low
level of activity lately, but the signal-to-noise ratio
is always excellent.  Best of all, there is a huge amount 
of wisdom held within the HBD site, and it's better quality 
for sure than most of the talkboard clutter in other places.  

I find HBD to be one of my favorite sites to search 
if I want REAL information instead of chatter.  

Calvin Perilloux
Middletown, Maryland, USA



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