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In reply to Post #1
Hi,
I use a large 30 liter catering boiler/kettle (for soup/gluhwein).
Easy preparation of large quantities, without the need of a gas burner.
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In reply to Post #8
Hi. I use a Tesco cool box. The plastic one
1/2 fill with conditioner and then 3/4 fill with boiling water
Leave overnight. Normally still warm the next morning
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In reply to Post #7
My slow cooker has a rice boiling setting. It’s a gentle boil. Perfect for cooking smallish batches of hemp.
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In reply to Post #6
cheers gary ill give it a go 
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5 hours on high should do it. I use one for the same reason. Switch it on and leave it.
Only half fill it max with the feed, then fill it right up with hot water or water out of the kettle. If you pre soak it (I don’t) then just use that water.
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In reply to Post #3
How long for mate? I was thinking a good few hours on high setting
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In reply to Post #2
I am aware of that however. I have always found it better when cooked
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In reply to Post #1
All the time 
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In reply to Post #1
Pigeon conditioner doesn't need boiling anyway chap, just seal in a bucket or cool box with plenty of boiling water and leave 24 hours
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Anyone cook their particles in the slow cooker? I am referring to pigeon conditioner and maize in particular...
Mrs gets a grump on boiling particle in the kitchen, the slow cooker i can plug in and leave in the garage that is my thinking, any ideas on cooking times for the above?
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