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For serious home and small commercial bakers · Flourish Millworks

Diastatic malt powder

Pure 100% malted barley with the enzyme strength and yeast nutrient your dough uses. Malted and milled here.

  • 100% malted barley
  • ½–1 tsp per 3 cups of flour
  • North Carolina malted and milled

Start baking with

$13.95 24 oz

Diastatic Malt Powder, 24 oz
24 oz mill bag
100% Malted barley. Nothing else.
Small dose ½ to 1 teaspoon per 3 cups of flour.
Mill-made Malted and milled in North Carolina.

Choose your pack

Make the next loaf count.

Choose the bag that fits the way you bake, then visit the marketplace listing that suits you.

For frequent baking

The 24 oz bag, first.

When the 8 oz bag goes too fast, the 24 oz bag is the same powder in a larger resealable pack.

  • 24 oz 1½ lb for serious home and small commercial baking.
  • 40 lb Available direct when a mill sack is the better fit.

Every public Flourish pack is available from every buyer path.

From the mill

The baker's best-kept secret for perfect rise and browning

Diastatic malt powder is the secret ingredient that elevates every bite.

  • Pure by design. Made from 100% malted barley — a natural, additive-free addition to your baking.
  • Malted and milled here. Flourish malt powder starts in North Carolina, where barley is cleaned, malted, and milled in one location.
  • Built for the bake. Natural enzymes promote even browning for a golden-brown crust and boost yeast for a more consistent rise.

Why diastatic

Diastatic malt powder works by breaking down starches into compounds that better nourish yeast, support Maillard browning, and structure dough for a superior rise. Add ½ to 1 teaspoon per 3 cups of flour in bread, pizza, bagels, and brioche.

How to use it

Start small. Let the malt do the work.

Add ½ to 1 teaspoon per 3 cups of flour in bread, pizza, bagels, and brioche. It is a small addition with a clear job: help yeast, structure dough, and encourage a golden crust.

  1. 01
    Measure with your flour.

    Add malt powder before the other ingredients.

  2. 02
    Mix and bake as usual.

    Keep your recipe and process the same.

  3. 03
    Watch the rise and color.

    Adjust within the stated range for the next bake.

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$13.95 · 24 oz