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Well apple as it turns out doesn’t really need additional nutrient, it’s very nutrient rich already. Same with cherries.

However it won’t hurt anything but it’sit’ll make your apple ferment a little more vigorously.

I am a fan of using "just enough" nutrient. Anything that isn't consumed by the yeast is going to be left in the end product.

DAP is argued to be carcinogenic. I don't know if that is true or not, but I don't necessarily want any more than necessary floating around in my drink.

I am a fan of using bee pollen as a nutrient. It provides all the necessary nitrogen and micro-nutrients that a ferment needs. Additionally, for mead's it is more of a purist's nutrient for traditional meads that are nutrient deficient without the addition of nutrients.

Well apple as it turns out doesn’t really need additional nutrient, it’s very nutrient rich already. Same with cherries.

However it won’t hurt anything but it’s make your apple ferment a little vigorously.

Well apple as it turns out doesn’t really need additional nutrient, it’s very nutrient rich already. Same with cherries.

However it won’t hurt anything but it’ll make your apple ferment a little more vigorously.

I am a fan of using "just enough" nutrient. Anything that isn't consumed by the yeast is going to be left in the end product.

DAP is argued to be carcinogenic. I don't know if that is true or not, but I don't necessarily want any more than necessary floating around in my drink.

I am a fan of using bee pollen as a nutrient. It provides all the necessary nitrogen and micro-nutrients that a ferment needs. Additionally, for mead's it is more of a purist's nutrient for traditional meads that are nutrient deficient without the addition of nutrients.

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Well apple as it turns out doesn’t really need additional nutrient, it’s very nutrient rich already. Same with cherries.

However it won’t hurt anything but it’s make your apple ferment a little vigorously.