Chocolate and Malt Blend Offers Food Makers More Crunch
A novel blend of malt and chocolate flavours with a crunchy texture has been unveiled by Suffolk-based Muntons Ingredients.
MaltiCrunch Chocolate is made from a blend that includes malt, milk and cocoa, dried by a vacuum band before being ground into coarse chunks.
According to Muntons, these large particles provide a crisp, crunchy texture with the sweet taste of chocolate and malt.
Readily soluble, MaltiCrunch can be blended in water or milk to produce sweet-tasting chocolate malt beverages.
A wide range of applications
It can be used in a wide range of applications including sweet spreads, dairy, ice cream, instant beverages, snacks, cereal bars and chocolate confectionery, the ingredients firm claimed.
“MaltiCrunch Chocolate offers food and drink manufacturers a number of benefits across a diverse range of applications, improving flavour and adding texture,” said Tom Hall, head of sales at Muntons Ingredients.
The product is available in 25kg sacks. Samples are available on request.
2026-07-22
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