IPA: /ˈmɔːltɪd/
KK: /mɔltɪd/
adjective
Definition: Processed into a substance made from grains that have been soaked, germinated, and dried, often used in brewing and baking.
Example: The malted barley gives the beer its rich flavor.
noun
Definition: A drink made with malted milk powder, often blended with ice cream or milk to create a thick, creamy beverage.
Example: I ordered a malted at the diner, and it was delicious and rich.
verb
Definition: To treat grains, usually barley, with water and allow them to germinate, then dry them to create malt for brewing or distilling.
Example: The brewer used malted barley to make a rich and flavorful beer.