Malt is a shape-shifter. It comes in the form of a powder. And vinegar. And syrup Sometimes it's a milkshake; other times it shows up in New York City bagels, and then—poof—it's a vinegar, and then it's back—but this time it's in our beer and whiskey. So what actually is malt?
As it turns out, malt refers to grains that have undergone a process that makes them sweeter and give them qualities that aid in the fermentation process. They are used as the base for countless things we enjoy everyday—candy and milkshakes included:
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