Malt Extract is a product used in beer and bread making that is a ready to use form of the sugars found in grain.
Fast Facts:
- Usually made from barley
- Can be liquid or dried
- Flavor varies by type of grain, and how long it was roasted prior to extract
Malt Extract Articles, History, and Trivia
Wikipedia: Mash ingredients
Malt Products: "Malt extract offers excellent quality and versatility...So how did it get a bad rap?" (2007)
Jackson-Siegelbaum Gastroenterolgy: Patient Education - Barley Malt Extract
Australian Barley: "...the Physical, Biochemical and Genetic Factors Influencing Malt Extract" (2001)
Beertown.org: Brewing Ingredients
Brewing Techniques: "Great Commercial Beer from Malt Extract" (1993)
Glaxo Research Laboratoty: "The Vitamin B Content of Malt Extract" (1928) (365.76 KB)
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