I am SO happy to hear that these brought back some great memories! If malt is stand alone….how come you have to add milk powder to it….why not just mix directly with the liquid milk?

I guess I am trying to ask if the malt is typically a stand alone Ingrediant for all these wonderful malted foods or if it is the malted milk that should be used.

White chocolate is a little blander and it allows the malt flavor to come through. These are gonna be so yummy and everyone will be so suprized :) Buffy.

All I know is, you’ve turned “obsessed” into some kind of acronym, O.B.s.e.s.s.e.d.

I don't know how malted milk powder is made.

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We used Ovaltine.

I’m happy to see you’ve done some research to find the healthier alternative I look forward to adding plain barley malt and cocoa to the roasted barley malt that is used to create cafix.

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\u00a9 2020 wikiHow, Inc. All rights reserved. Thank you so much for posting this! The powdered milk acts as a buffer and allows you to start dissolving it before it makes nasty clumps.

Would like a recipe for sugar free chocolate frappe powder. Instant Dry Whole Milk Powder ~OR~ Instant Nonfat Dry Milk. At the same time I’m not against buying something if I know I’m going to use it a minimum of 6 times. HA! Unfortunately, it seems that Canada doesn’t have anyone living here that knows how to make barley malt powder.

Actually, that kind of sparked my foodie senses because that meant this adventure would involve using my own creativity. Your email address will not be published. Hi Rebecca i am new to this site but i find it interesting cos your homemade ovaltine is superb and healthier i think. Still blogging like a boss over here! I'm not sure I'll make this again. Barley that’s too cold or dry won’t germinate properly. I have gathered all of the ingredients, or so I thought up until I noticed that what I have purchased was “Malted Milk Powder” and NOT the Barley Malt Powder. It takes no more than 48 hours to sprout the grain. In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the wire whisk, beat the egg whites and cream of tartar on med until soft peaks are formed.

Keeping it delicious!

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I wonder if I could use regular fresh milk and mix it with the barely and chocolate instead of the powder milk? This article was co-authored by our trained team of editors and researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness. Bonus: The mix is sugar free, making it a great addition to cookies, cakes, and other homemade goods. Considering the texture of malty goodness that’s inside my beloved malted milk balls, I figured these would be a meringue type of recipe.

This has been a pantry staple in our home since back in the only-have-two-kids-day when I calculated how much money I was spending on Ovaltine for my munchkins one of whom would only drink milk with a solid third-of-a-cup of Ovaltine mixed into it.

She has been obsessed -and when I say obsessed, I mean O.B.s.e.s.s.e.d. wikiHow, Inc. is the copyright holder of this image under U.S. and international copyright laws. Can diastatic malt Powder be used for the Ovaltine recipe?