In reply to Post #62
The liquid seems about the same price regardless of where you buy it. I only no of one other UK supplier at the moment the other stopped last year but was still the same price.
The liquid seems about the same price regardless of where you buy it. I only no of one other UK supplier at the moment the other stopped last year but was still the same price.
In reply to Post #63
Would I be right in thinking that the celmanax has similar properties to Brocacel?
Would I be right in thinking that the celmanax has similar properties to Brocacel?
In reply to Post #64
I believe that Brocacell is pure freeze dried Saccharomyces cerevisiae (a particular type of yeast).
Celmanax uses the same yeast but it is further processed. The blurb from Arm and Hammer who make it says 'CELMANAX™ Liquid consists of a preparation of biologically active, Refined Functional Carbohydrates™ (RFC™) derived from the cell wall of accharomyces cerevisiae, blended with a rich supply of fermentation end-products from the culture of Saccharomyces cerevisiae on a defined nutrient media.'
The RFC in the Celmanax is the clever bit. Brocacel is just a pure yeast (I think).
I believe that Brocacell is pure freeze dried Saccharomyces cerevisiae (a particular type of yeast).
Celmanax uses the same yeast but it is further processed. The blurb from Arm and Hammer who make it says 'CELMANAX™ Liquid consists of a preparation of biologically active, Refined Functional Carbohydrates™ (RFC™) derived from the cell wall of accharomyces cerevisiae, blended with a rich supply of fermentation end-products from the culture of Saccharomyces cerevisiae on a defined nutrient media.'
The RFC in the Celmanax is the clever bit. Brocacel is just a pure yeast (I think).
In reply to Post #65
Thanks, it can get very confusing, for me anyway, but also very interesting and rewarding, especially if someone else catches on a bait you made, even better when its a mate, bait has always intrigued me, boring to some I know.
I can easily overdo it, although some of my best mixes are the simpler ones, ( k.i.s.s as a mate used to say to me) , like yours and I think Bristol's 4 ingredient recipie, years ago I had mixes with over 20 ingredients, even more if I counted the different spices, herbs and milk powders seperatly, then on top of that lot there would be liquids,oils, flavours, I remember,one of my favourites had ground down cat biscuits,& crunchy peanut butter in it, worked a treat!!
Thanks, it can get very confusing, for me anyway, but also very interesting and rewarding, especially if someone else catches on a bait you made, even better when its a mate, bait has always intrigued me, boring to some I know.
I can easily overdo it, although some of my best mixes are the simpler ones, ( k.i.s.s as a mate used to say to me) , like yours and I think Bristol's 4 ingredient recipie, years ago I had mixes with over 20 ingredients, even more if I counted the different spices, herbs and milk powders seperatly, then on top of that lot there would be liquids,oils, flavours, I remember,one of my favourites had ground down cat biscuits,& crunchy peanut butter in it, worked a treat!!