While utilizing pre-tempered Isomalt takes the guesswork out of the heating process which means you can start creating your pieces that much faster and easier, but you can certainly heat Isomalt from a non-tempered state as well. For more information on the differences between powdered Isomalt and pre-tempered Isomalt, check out Sydney’s free video Cooking Isomalt from Scratch vs. Using Pre-Tempered.
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