5 litre single use kegs....

[Redux]

has any looked inside one to see if it would be ok to use for aging?

once its empty its easy enough to strip off all the plastic beer stuff.....

might be a cheap hard to break alternative?

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[sp0rk]

pretty sure most of these have a plastic lining inside

[Andy]

:text-+1: on the plastic situation. and i think part of the top/tap system is aluminium. imo it wouldn't be worth the time, effort, or money

[Redux]

:text-+1: on the plastic situation. and i think part of the top/tap system is aluminium. imo it wouldn't be worth the time, effort, or money

i was thinking bout just ripping out the whole tap system.... same as for a 50 lt...

[Zak Griffin]

Are these stainless? I didn't think they were...

[Redux]

can someone please fix the thread title???


its driving me batty!!

[RuddyCrazy]

These type of beer kegs have a gas cylinder inside and are made from ali so once the beer is gone they either make for a good football or target and that is about it

[Redux]

oh well... on with the search for decent cheap aging containers i guess....

~x(

[MacStill]

oh well... on with the search for decent cheap aging containers i guess....

~x(

Those cheap shops like red dot sell stainless cooking pots real cheap, I've seen 20L pots with lids for $15 at our local red dot stores :handgestures-thumbupleft:

[Redux]

oh well... on with the search for decent cheap aging containers i guess....

~x(

Those cheap shops like red dot sell stainless cooking pots real cheap, I've seen 20L pots with lids for $15 at our local red dot stores :handgestures-thumbupleft:

would they be ok for aging? or would too much "stuff" get in?

currently im aging in 'old rosies' 2 litre bottles.... they work brilliantly but out local dan murphy dosent seem to stock em very often.... :crying-blue:

[northernbrewer]

They actually have a plastic liner in them that can't be removed. Hence no good for spirits. Go with mac's kitchen pot idea.

[Sam.]

can someone please fix the thread title???


its driving me batty!!

There you go ;-)

[Redux]

can someone please fix the thread title???


its driving me batty!!

There you go ;-)

ahhhh....

thanks Sam!

:romance-kisscheek:

[MacStill]

oh well... on with the search for decent cheap aging containers i guess....

~x(

Those cheap shops like red dot sell stainless cooking pots real cheap, I've seen 20L pots with lids for $15 at our local red dot stores :handgestures-thumbupleft:

would they be ok for aging? or would too much "stuff" get in?

What could get in ? they got lids on em that arent airtight but that's fine as the angels get their share too :handgestures-thumbupleft:

[Redux]

What could get in ?

badgers?

:laughing-rolling:

[MacStill]

marinated badger on spit might go alright :think:

[RuddyCrazy]

marinated badger on spit might go alright :think:

mmmmmmmm marinated badger on 65% for ageing a while then open flame will ensure a char roast badger and depending on air time could be very quick roasting time too for the badger and chefs hair :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling:

[sp0rk]

Big W have 20L stock pots for $20, they'd do the job well