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Maltose, also called “malt sugar,” is a disaccharide made up of two glucose molecules. Because it is completely fermentable. this sugar plays an important role in the fermentation of alcohol by converting starch to sugar. It also occurs when enzymes react with starches, (such as wheat flour) to produce carbon dioxide (CO2) gas which is also what makes most bread dough rise.
