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Some ingredients needed to make OLD BEERS might not readily be available, in particular pale amber, amber and brown malts. All three can be made by roasting pale malt in a normal domestic oven as described below. Carapils with a colour number of 25 can be used as a substitute for pale amber. However, carapils has little diastatic activity and as with any low activity grain, eg. roast barley, brown malt, amber malt, it should not exceed 45 % of the total grist, the balance being pale malt. Carapils, however, might only be available by bulk purchase direct from maltsters.  1, fiche 1, Anglais, - amber%20malt

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Le malt ambré est un malt sec qu'on a chauffé, durant un temps plus ou moins long, à 130-140ºC. Il donne un goût de biscuit plus ou moins prononcé.  1, fiche 1, Français, - malt%20ambr%C3%A9

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Coloured malts are malts with characteristic properties ... These malts are referred to as caramel, crystal, amber, dextrine, hi-dried, roasted, Munich and other regional names.  1, fiche 2, Anglais, - amber%20malt

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