Barley starch

ingredient

About

Barley starch, Finnish ohratärkkelys, is starch from the barley grain. Brewers use it as an unmalted adjunct beside malted barley, where it adds fermentable extract without the malt's colour and flavour. It is the third of the four raw materials in Olvi III, listed after water and barley malt and before hops, and the Finnish list capitalises OHRA in the word because barley is one of the cereals containing gluten that must be emphasised in an ingredient list.[1] Suomen Olutopas gives the same four raw materials for the beer.[2]

Products (1)

Relations

  • Derived from Barley[1] sourced
    Barley is the cereal it is milled from, and the Finnish list capitalises OHRA as the allergen cereal
  • Is a kind of Starch[1] sourced
    Recorded from the ingredient list of Olvi III, where it follows the barley malt

Also known as

  • Ohratärkkelys fi

References

  1. Kalori.info: Olvi III olut 4,5% 0,33l, ravintosisältö ja tuotetiedot Kalori.info. catalogue. Accessed 2026-09-14. Record: 6419800003946.
  2. Suomen Olutopas: Olvi III Suomen Olutopas. catalogue. Accessed 2026-09-14.
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