Any chance someone can review the following pieces of equipment and let me know if they would be suitable for BIAB brewing?
http://rona.ca/shop/~barbecue-stock-pot ... m-pot_shop
http://rona.ca/shop/~cooker-propane-gas ... opane_shop
Thanks!
Post #2 made 14 years ago
Hi ralphus and welcome to the forum. Those pieces of equipment look perfectly fine to me, you shoul easily be able to do a single batch and even do a double batch using the maxi biab method that is detailed on this site.
Cheers wiz
Cheers wiz
[center]"All right, brain. You don't like me and I don't like you, but let's just do this and I can get back to killing you with beer."
[/center]
[center]Homer Simpson[/center]
[center]K.I.S.S., B.I.A.B.[/center]
[/center]
[center]Homer Simpson[/center]
[center]K.I.S.S., B.I.A.B.[/center]
Post #3 made 14 years ago
Those are some great prices! I didn't know about that burner at RONA! very cool find.
The pot has a lid so thats an extra bonus too. Good luck:)
The pot has a lid so thats an extra bonus too. Good luck:)
Post #4 made 14 years ago
Excellent. Thanks for the feedback. I'm excited to buy them and get started!
Post #5 made 14 years ago
I picked the gear up today. I'm used to stainless steel and in comparison this pot feels like a pop can. It is very light and thin, but the price was right 
I was also surprised at the size.. I was expecting it to be taller but it is very wide.
The burner looks solid. Now I just need to get a few propane tanks, some swiss voile, some grain and I should be good to go.
I was also surprised at the size.. I was expecting it to be taller but it is very wide. The burner looks solid. Now I just need to get a few propane tanks, some swiss voile, some grain and I should be good to go.
