Article: "And malt does more than Milton can to justify God's ways to man.".

What and where is it?

"Malt" is a term that's used for several related items. First and foremost it designates a cereal grain--usually barley, but also rye and wheat--that has been encouraged to sprout, and is then dried to stop its growth. This is called the "malting process"; it produces enzymes in the grain that are capable of converting starches into sugars. The end result is known as "diastatic" malt. In liquid or powdered form, diastatic malt is an ingredient appropriate for yeast leavened breads because it helps produce the sugar that feeds the yeast to make the dough rise. There are also non-diastatic malt powders and liquids that contain no active ...

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