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In reply to Post #44
I’ve done the pouring into bottles trick... it’s great until it explodes.
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In reply to Post #44
Don't mess with the slime, it's perfect as it is.
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whats are peoples thoughts on draining the tiger nut liquid from the cooked tigers (messy job) into bottles and adding some additives/powders such as GLM , keeping in the fridge and using to re-hydrate air dried boilies ?
or is the liquid/gloop good enough to use on its own as a soak
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In reply to Post #42
They will be fine
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In reply to Post #41
Will cooked tigers chop up in the bullit blender or coffee grinder, I'm not sure if they will break the cutters..?
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In reply to Post #40
First method was soak in warm sugared water for 24 hours and then bring to the boil / simmer for 20 minutes, back in a bucket with quite a bit more sugar and leave, nothing really happened although they still worked in a fishing situation.
Second batch was just soaked in water for 48 hours with nothing added, water was discarded and nuts put in pan covered with fresh water and boiled / simmered for 20 minutes, back in bucket hot with nothing added and sealed with block paving on top.
I later found the bucket was allowing air to escape hence the block paving.
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In reply to Post #39
Thanks Mark , what method did you do with the nuts ?
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In reply to Post #26
Recently had this problem Neil with Tiger Nuts from Maltby's, it wasn't the nuts it was me, they wasn't air tight, the next batch I made sure they was and a lovely slime within 3 days.
I added stuff to the first batch and nothing to the second batch so will try a third batch with added bits but resist the temptation to have a peek.
Both batches worked.
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In reply to Post #37
Thanks I'll give that a go then 👍
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In reply to Post #35
I did. Worked a treat. I put a bin liner in the bucket and tied it at the top so it was air tight.
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In reply to Post #35
As in letting them slime up?
I think you'll find that's how most guys do it 
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In reply to Post #34
Oh ok I'll do that then 👍
Has anyone done the method described by TC Carper in this post ?
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In reply to Post #33
Reboilng won't do anything chap, and will most likely just detract from them. Just use them as is and do them differently next time
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Bait