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Topic: Food-grade 5-gallon bucket  (Read 4264 times)

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danypak

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I have a couple if you want them - located in Castro Valley. 


tedski

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I was surprised to learn that Lowe's also carries food grade buckets in most stores.  They carry them in 2 and 5 gallon sizes.  They're clearly labeled as such, too. 
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DayTripper

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I wish I had an ample supply of clay vessels for fermentation. I don't totally trust "food grade" ratings, but what can you do? A five-gallon clay fermenter will run about $100, at least at my local hardware store.

I am currently fermenting about 8 gallons of albacore trimmings. It should be amber liquid by next summer. 


 

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