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MALTED MILK

Malted milk powder is a powder made of malt and powdered milk. James and William Horlick created the idea and formula for malted milk in Racine, Wisconsin in the late 19th century as an easy to digest high protein and carbohydrate powdered baby formula. They originally called it Diastoid, but soon changed the name to Horlick's Malted Milk.

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