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Food items with m altose, maltodextrin, and glucose syrup in the ingredient list can be gluten-free , w ith yeast , yeast extract , or wheat starch depending on how it is sourced or processed. We can only vouch for GFCO-certified products as being thoroughly tested for gluten and co ntaining 10 ppm or less of gluten. See our article on the various wheat statements that you might see on a label and what they mean.
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Both are gluten free and vegan. Rennet or rennin is an enzyme used in cheese making. It is derived from milk-fed calves, so both vegans and vegetarians tend to avoid it.
Vegetable-based rennet is available and is usually labeled as such on ingredients statements. All distilled vinegars, except malt vinegar, are gluten free and vegan. Md is used in the food industry look at the list of contents on a packet of dried soup mix I do not believe md has any place in brewing and I have not used dextrose in years. Jovial Monk who sells both.
I started a wiki page on this topic but never really got to finishing it. Essentially md is a polymer of dextrose and has low fermentability. On the reference above there a few links with more info. As for what it is made of, the OP's were on the money, cheap, readily available starch.
Just for fun, thought I'd chuck in some facts. Malto Dextrin.. Affectionally known as Corn Syrup ia available in many different forms. Malto dextrins are dried starch hydrolysis products with a dextrose equivalent or D.
E lower than Crystalline D-Glucose is also called dextrose and has a D. However, dried glucose syrups are also dried starch hydrolysis products that have a DE greater than Corn Syrup or Matodextrin is also available from potato. In fact we can specify the source when ordering it!
Both are available with different DE ratings, For example we generally supply 30 DE Maltodextrin to the homebrew market however, we can get DE as low as 5 for low alcohol and high head retention beers. Matodextrin from any source is also called Burton Body Brew, and Burton Brewers have been using it in varying forms for years. In fact, long enough for it to be called a traditional ingredient. Hope this helps.
Regards Dave. Guest Lurker Big Dog Brewing. Nice one Dave.
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