Is it possible to ferment without adding yeast to it? and how long should i let it ferment?!


Question: i'm trying to make some alcohol. i'm deployed right now and will b for the next 15 months. when i was in jail i got an idea on how to do it i was just looking for some pointers


Answers: i'm trying to make some alcohol. i'm deployed right now and will b for the next 15 months. when i was in jail i got an idea on how to do it i was just looking for some pointers

Yes, there are stray yeast in the air that will ferment your liquid.

This method was the source of Lambic style beer, which often has a fruity flavor due to the wild yeast.

I think that you can ferment this using the wild yeast, but you probably will not be able to do so if you put a balloon on it after you add the sugar. I would leave it opened for a while, maybe 6 hours. Then put the balloon on it...or some other thing to allow pressure out without letting stuff in.

Put whatever you want to ferment in a plastic soda bottle add sugar if it needs it then put it in the sun with a balloon on the top of the soda bottle. Wait 10 days and sample.

Wild yeast can ferment whatever you're making, but it will probably be undrinkable. Ask your family to send you dry brewers yeast.





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