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(New page: == Definition: == '''Kraeusen''' is the term brewers use to describe the foam that forms on top of the wort during fermentation. '''Krausen''' and '...)
 
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'''Kraeusen''' is the term brewers use to describe the foam that forms on top of the [[wort|wort]] during [[fermentation|fermentation]].
 
'''Kraeusen''' is the term brewers use to describe the foam that forms on top of the [[wort|wort]] during [[fermentation|fermentation]].
  
[[Spelling|'''Krausen''']] and '''Kraeusen''' are both correct (''not krauesen'', more accurate than "foamy stuff in the fermenter")
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'''Kraeusen''' and [[Spelling|'''Krausen''']] are both correct.
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--By WortMonger, member of HBT.com 14:15, 18 August 2008 (CDT)

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Definition:

Kraeusen is the term brewers use to describe the foam that forms on top of the wort during fermentation.

Kraeusen and Krausen are both correct.

--By WortMonger, member of HBT.com 14:15, 18 August 2008 (CDT)

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