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'''Extracts''' are concentrated [[wort]] made from [[mashing]] grain [[Malt|malt]] and then removing a portion of the water to either concentrate it into a thick syrup or a dry powder. The main advantage of using [[Extract Brewing]] instead of [[All Grain]] brewing is that it allows beginning and intermediate brewers to skip the [[mashing]] and [[lautering]] steps, and move straight into [[boiling their ]] the extract with [[hops]]. This cuts the total brew time by half or more. In addition, extract brewing can be done with much less equipment than the full all-grain process. The disadvantage of brewing with extracts is that the brewer does not have as much control over the composition and ingredients used as an all-grain brew.