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I'm not a moonshiner, but I think his paste makes sense. Synthetic sealants might leach chemicals into the still and add undesirable flavors to the finished product. Also it's interesting that his pastes are grain-based, since various grains are the basis for most moonshine recipes. I wonder whether or not he matches his paste recipe to his 'shine recipe.
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August 13, 2009 01:25 PM
Why does Popcorn Sutton have make the paste to seal the joints or possible leaks in his moonshine distilleries from natural ingredients?
He mentions the importance of the paste to seal leaks and the ingredients as Bran, Rye or Oatmeal. Are the use of these ingredients imperative? Why not use a commercial sealant of some sort?
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| August 17, 2009 09:12 AM |
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August 17, 2009 10:38 AM
That makes sense, make the paste out of similar ingredients to the 'shine. Maybe he used it as a flavoring tweak for the 'shine
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