Abstract
The main grain raw material in brewing is barley malt. The traditional practice is to replace malt with unmalted raw materials, including barley, wheat, rye, other cereals and pseudocereals containing starch. Corn starch is a new type of raw material for beer production with improved taste and longer shelf life.
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