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Mash Paddle

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[[image:Mash_paddle.jpg|right|thumb|Mash Paddle]]   
A '''mash paddle''' is a device essential to mixing in your strike water and breaking up dough balls (dry pockets of [[malt]]) during the [[mashing]] process. This a very basic piece of brewing equipment, and it is difficult to do all-grain brewing without one.
Mash paddles are made of three different materials: wood, plastic and metal. Most commercial version are made of either plastic or metal. Many do-it-yourself homebrewers choose to craft one out of wood, usually maple or oak. They usually have a hole in the handle to facilitate hanging it up after the brew session is over.
 
==External Links==
* [http://maltytasking.com/mashpaddle.htm Malty Tasking, LLC] - Personalized Mash Paddles [[Image:NHOTY.jpg|right|Award Paddle]]
 
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