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The article distinguishes adding acidic stillage from starting with fresh mash, describes a reported 20–30% backset convention, and credits Crow with codifying rather than inventing the practice.
Modern sanitation and sweet-mash comparison
Opening definition
Opening definition; Crow and nineteenth-century consistency discussion; Modern sanitation and sweet-mash comparison
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No access. Opening definition; Crow and nineteenth-century consistency discussion; Modern sanitation and sweet-mash comparison. Section descriptions are descriptive locators where the original uses no heading. Read with the full article and its final paragraph.
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