Peanut butter stout/porter

[Manngold]

Hey, in a moment of madness I thought I might try to make a peanut butter stout or porter (ELC!?).

I was thinking of having a coopers stout or wilko's stout base. 1 - 1.5kg of dark spray malt.

Not sure on how to add the peanut butter though. Do I boil with some wart at the start? How much would I use, etc.

Anyone have anything suggestions?

Thanks

[Monkeybrew]

Hey, in a moment of madness I thought I might try to make a peanut butter stout or porter (ELC!?).

I was thinking of having a coopers stout or wilko's stout base. 1 - 1.5kg of dark spray malt.

Not sure on how to add the peanut butter though. Do I boil with some wart at the start? How much would I use, etc.

Anyone have anything suggestions?

Thanks

Whatever next, before you know it, someone will probably add a roast chicken to a beer kit!!

Hold on a minute..........

[WalesAles]

Whatever next, before you know it, someone will probably add a roast chicken to a beer kit!!

Hold on a minute..........

MB,
Actually, it was HALF a roast chicken!
Actually, just getting one from the Fridge for a `Taste Test`!
0zzy wanted an update so what the Hell! ELC rules!

WA

[6470zzy]

Hey, in a moment of madness I thought I might try to make a peanut butter stout or porter (ELC!?).

I was thinking of having a coopers stout or wilko's stout base. 1 - 1.5kg of dark spray malt.

Not sure on how to add the peanut butter though. Do I boil with some wart at the start? How much would I use, etc.

Anyone have anything suggestions?

Thanks

Rather than peanut butter, why not get some unsalted dry roasted peanuts, grind them up into a powder and throw them into the boil with your spray malt. As for how much to use..... that depends on how pronounced you want the peanuts to be. I would not go any more than 125g.

Cheers