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I have always believed that there is a difference. In diastatic barley malt, the diastase enzyme is alive and well. The enzyme is a yeast 'food' and thus will give a boost to breads, starters etc. Non-diastatic barley malt has bee 'cooked' and the diastase enzyme is no longer alive. It is used mostly as a sweetener and does not have the same boosting effect as diastatic malt. I can't see why this would make a difference in a bakery but not my kitchen. KyleW