麦芽糖浆
màiyá tángjiāng
Malt extract is concentrated soluble material from malted grain, sold as syrup or powder for sweetening and flavouring baking, brewing and other foods.

Malt extract is a concentrated product made by extracting soluble material from malted grain, commonly barley. It is sold as a thick syrup or a dry powder and is used as a sweetener and flavouring in baking, brewing, and other food production. It is distinct from malted grain and from malt flavouring blends.
The syrup is usually viscous and brown, while powdered extract is dry and more concentrated by weight. Its flavour is typically sweet and malty, with toasted or caramel-like notes that vary with the grain and processing. Products can differ in moisture, concentration, and whether they are liquid or dried, so the form should be specified when describing or comparing them.
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麦芽糖浆
màiyá tángjiāng
맥아 추출물
maega chuchulmul
malt extract used for baking
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Reference: Barley malt extract
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Nutrition reference: Bundeslebensmittelschlüssel (BLS) 4.0, 2025 — C549000 ↗. Values are scaled from 100 g of the recorded edible form. Individual portions have no assumed fixed weight.
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