Dry Malt Diastatic Powder
- Zero Sodium
- Vegan
- No Artificial Ingredients
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Description
Description
Dry Malt Powder, also known as Diastatic Malt Powder, is ideal for adding a natural malt flavor to bread, rolls, crackers, and sweet doughs. Our Dry Malt Powder is formulated to provide a combination of enzymatic activity and sweetness, resulting in fluffy baked goods and golden colored crusts.
When replacing diastatic syrup, use the same levels and add 4 ounce of water for every pound of dry malt powder.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place. We do not recommend refrigeration or freezing.
Note: 25 lb products will arrive in a bag.
Ingredients
Ingredients
Malted Barley Flour, Dextrose, Flour
Shipping Information
Shipping Information
Hoosier Hill Farm will process all orders from our website within 2-7 business days of an order being placed. Please allow for standard shipping ETAs to your ship-to-location from the Midwest upon notice that your shipping label has been created/shipped.
Wholesale (25 lb) orders can be expected to arrive within 21 business days upon placing an order.
Dry Malt Diastatic Powder
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Customers praised this diastatic malt powder for enhancing bread rise, flavor, and crust color. "Takes bread to the next level," many said. It excels in bagels, pretzels, pizza dough, and sourdough. Great value with large container. Some concerns about short expiration dates and occasional shipping damage.
- Takes bread to the next level - improves texture and rise dramatically
- Acts as a vitamin for the yeast, dough rises much better and faster
- Added half a teaspoon and the result was amazing - bread is nice and fluffy
- 5 stars: 100 (77%)
- 4 stars: 18 (14%)
- 3 stars: 9 (7%)
- 2 stars: 1 (1%)
- 1 star: 2 (2%)
This diastatic malt powder works well in my bread recipes to help them rise better and brown better. All it takes is 1 teaspoon in my recipe that has 3 cups of flour. Unfortunately, they shipped this in a padded envelope and the container was crushed. I moved the malt powder to another container. The photo is a bun made from King Arthur Flour's hamburger potato bun recipe with 1 teaspoon diastatic malt powder added (and half whole wheat flour).
This is an excellent value for the amount charged. I add this to my pizza doughs when baking in a regular & wood fire oven. Adds the nice leopard spotting to the crust and add a subtle but good flavor.
Came well packed, dry and this will be used regularly when I make NY style pizza dough. Big thumbs up.
I used this to bake italian bread, and the results were great compared to the previous loaf I made without it. The first loaf is the results without, and while fine, there's a definite increase in flavor and changes to and crust in the rolls and loaves I made in the second through fourth pictures.
Used in pizza dough and bagels, but use caution!Adds a great malty flavor, add with flour not into water!!!Too much will make the finished products gummy.
I’ve been using the same recipe and same machine for a year. I added half a teaspoon to the flour mix and the result was amazing. It rose so much that it hit the top of the bread maker lid. Normally, there is a gap. The bread is nice and fluffy.
I’m so disappointed in this malt powder. I bought it to add to shakes for the old fashion malt flavor and the carb count wasn’t too high so I was excited to get it. It’s clearly not for drinking. It has a very bitter taste and for me not usable. It has high reviews for baking but I had no idea a powdered malt wouldn’t be good in a shake. I thought it was returnable but alas it is not. I’m stuck with it. I’m sorry for the one star but I want others that are looking for what I was looking for to read and know this is not it. If you are a pretzel maker I think this might work for you. 😢
Arrived unsealed with damaged container
You get a big jug of Malt Powder. I think it 🤔 was near the back to the woods.I added it to my Big Train mocha & malt flavored coffee mix. It's tasty but can't really say it tastes like malt. Not malty enough.So, I purchased a jug of Malt here on AMAZON. Meh, it didn't tasty like chocolate malts I got as a kid. Like I said it's 👍 with the BIG Train mocha coffee mix!!I use milk,3 tbs malt,.1/2 cup big train depending on how much water you use,2-3 tsp of heavy and malt fl powder ice, After all combined shake in shaker or use in a blender!Pretty tasty and now we use 1/2 big train w/.half amount of bt mix, less cream powder, & malt, added extra coffee on occasion.Nom NOM NOM
After removing inner seal I noticed the BEST BY DATE is Nov 2021. I just received the product April 2021. It's hard, if not impossible, to use 1.5 lbs in just 7 months
Nothing wrong with the product itself but it expires in 2 months. Normally that's not a huge issue but it takes me about a year to use this up in my bread making. And also not sure if that will negatively impact the bread. I feel like many suppliers dump their older products on Amazon where the buyer can't verify dates.
I purchased this product before and it worked really well. It improves the flavor of breads and it adds this beautiful color to baked bread. The reason why I gave it 3 stars rating because the company short change customers and sent the product with very short expiration date on it. It has only about 3 months of shelf life on my last order. It used to have 1 year of shelf life. That is 9 months short. I noticed there are other customers commented about the same issue. So please Hoosier Hill Farm, do not do this to your customers.
Product seems fine but the seal was opened and quite a bit was poured into the package. Kind of disappointing
I just received this product. I plan to use it in my bread baking. Unfortunately, the expiration date is only 35 days away. There is no way that I'll go through even a decent portion of this before that time. I'm disappointed. Other than that misfortune, I don't have any experience with this product.
I really like this product, but it had an expiration date 6 weeks from when I received it. It was a VERY short timeline. I did inquire about it and did not receive a response. For this reason, it got 3 stars instead of 5.
I needed this for a baking project and was a bit upset that it expired in just a couple weeks after I got it. kinda ridiculous
Ordered Jan. 6, 2025. Only good till March 4, 2025! I‘ll be using 1 tsp per bread. The Diastatic Malt will loose quality. Not good! Wonder if I can freeze?
I love malt on my ice cream. This is not as good as the carnation. Its a bit chalky/powdery tasting
It’s good
probably ok product. I've used this brand before but UPS left it down at the road in the rain box uncovered.
Just learning how to utilize it in bread making, a little goes a very long way in bread.It does make great old time malted milkshakes.
I'm still experimenting with the diastatic malt powder, but 2 tsp in my bread recipe with 4 cups of flour has made an obvious difference in the color of the crust.I've been making bread in my bread machine recently, and while it tastes good, it comes out very pale. I couldn't figure out how to get the crust of the bread to brown. Well, some searching around online led me to this powder. Of course it isn't available anywhere that I know of locally, so Amazon to the rescue.The first loaf has turned out much better than the previous ones without the diastatic malt powder. So I'm going to try adding some more to see if I can get an even more brown crust, but it's definitely better than before already.
I didn’t use this yet but I only received it in august and it expires in September. I doubt I would be able to use it out before it expires
I've used diastatic malt in baking for decades, it's great stuff that really brings bread, pizza, bagels and more up to a whole new level. This is my first time using Hoosier Hill's diastatic malt and I found it to be just as good as any other brand I've tried. I've baked several loaves of bread and three pizzas using it so far and they all turned out exactly as I expect them to. My only complaint is I ordered this on September 8, 2021, it arrived a few days later, and I noticed the "Best by" date of January 25, 2022 - just over 4 months. Typically, in my experience, most diastatic malt I've purchased had a "Best by" date of around 12 to 16 months when I purchased it. As I usually store malt in the fridge, I know from experience it'll stay good in the fridge for 9-12 months beyond the "best by" date, but that's with malt I purchased and chilled when it was still reasonably fresh when I bought it. Knowing this has likely sat on a shelf in some (most likely hot) warehouse for probably at least 6 months and maybe as long as a year means it probably won't last but a few months past "best by" date even in my fridge, and makes me really question the freshness and overall quality standards of Hoosier Hill.
Have only used this once so far, Seemed to do what it is supposed to. The bread had good flavor. I used a heaping teaspoon for 2 1/4 cup flour.

