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I was looking through the freezer to see what was left to ferment out for this year. I found some elderberries that I had forgotten about, so I figured when I start the blueberry I would add these elderberries to it. What I am not sure of though is whether or not I should juice the elderberries or just put them in with the blueberries.
Here is what I have
18 lbs blueberries
4-5 lbs of elderberries
I was going to hold back 3-4 lbs of blueberries to make an f-pak, so that would leave me about 15 lbs of blueberries for a 3 gallon batch. By adding the elderberries it brings the total fruit in the primary up to a little over 6lbs per gallon.....
Or should I not hold the blueberries back and instead use the elderberries as an f-pak. Just juice the elderberries and condense the juice down to add as an f-pak and backsweetening the straight blueberry.
What is everyones take, oh I will using the slurry to start a 5 gallon batch of you guessed it skeeter pee.
Here is what I have
18 lbs blueberries
4-5 lbs of elderberries
I was going to hold back 3-4 lbs of blueberries to make an f-pak, so that would leave me about 15 lbs of blueberries for a 3 gallon batch. By adding the elderberries it brings the total fruit in the primary up to a little over 6lbs per gallon.....
Or should I not hold the blueberries back and instead use the elderberries as an f-pak. Just juice the elderberries and condense the juice down to add as an f-pak and backsweetening the straight blueberry.
What is everyones take, oh I will using the slurry to start a 5 gallon batch of you guessed it skeeter pee.