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    On the rescue of an alcohol-steeped fruit-berry mixture

    My bad sorry. I read in one of the other replies that SO2 (or SO3) anions are produced from dissolving Campden tabs. For some reason my head decided that free the H+ cations in the acidic mixture (along with some of those dissociated from the heated H20) would result in H2SO4. Why I jumped to...
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    On the rescue of an alcohol-steeped fruit-berry mixture

    Thanks for confirming spoilage is unlikely. I think I was a little over worried because the bung had fallen on the floor where it picked up a load of dog hair which made things look disastrous at 5:30 am whilst rushing out to work! My reluctance to use 'normal levels' of campden is part due...
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    On the rescue of an alcohol-steeped fruit-berry mixture

    No I'm not trying to ferment am just attempting something like slow gin. I.e. Soak fruit in cheap shop bought alcohol. After which I will recover the bulk of fruit matter for trifle and the liquid try and clear to a reasonable level to serve as a low viscosity drink. I've got other things...
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    On the rescue of an alcohol-steeped fruit-berry mixture

    Hello All, some advice on saving a alcohol-steeped fruit-berry mixture would be great please. What I've done: I have mixed various berries (2kg), white wine (12%, 2.25L), sugar, vodka (66ml) and topped with cooled-boiled water in a container (4.5L) and sealed with a solid bung. I planned on...
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