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I can post a pic, but my tongue didn't zap anywhere except for the white spots

This batch is much better, I do want it to gel but not super hot so it is on my counter heating up. The minute it does it is going in the freezer My lovely soap gone to hell in a handbasket!

well at least I caught myself and cleaned my drain at the same time lol. So to recap, all of the frozen milk cubes I can let thaw before using when I do it that way correct?

but at least I hadn't added it to my oils yet. They are patiently waiting for my new lye solution. When I realized that once again I had managed to measure out all of the liquid as frozen goat milk and was slowly adding lye. It started sticking to the pan really bad when I realized what I had...

and its ugly lol, my beautiful raw goat milk turned tan which is fine but the purple didn't like it at all

No this has large pieces of lye in it. I stuck my tongue on it and really got zapped

ugh, ,I just cut it and it's ugly

Thanks Obsidian

very pretty!

This is my second large batch and it is very hard but I'm afraid to take it out of the mold because it is still warm and I guess I'm worried about it being soft on the bottom

This is what I did today. My huckleberry goat milk soap is cooling down from cpop and I can't wait to cut it! And on a side note I got an order from Brambleberry and called them to complain because quite a bit of oil was gone and the mica was all over the place. I got an email the next day to...

glad to hear, I may figure a roll on way to use it

how cute is that?

ahhh, ok thank you

if it is etching the bottom of the pot, id be concerned. You aren't using aluminum, or anything other than stainless are you?

It can be used after cooling, because the saponification is done with the heat, however, it does take a while for the water to evaporate out of the bar in my opinion.

ok

I am happy to have found a raw goat milk supplier locally. I'm happy that I really like the taste of goat milk. I'm happy with my 18 lb batch of huckleberry goat milk soap (and happy its done)

to make my huckleberry goat milk soap. I cannot keep it on my shelves! I have tried the huckleberry from natures garden. Not a fan. I am making 18 lb batches and could just eat it (not) I can't wait to unmold it tomorrow and cut into it to smell it!

So I think I told you all that I found a local supplier for goat milk. I'm ecstatic because I tasted it and love it!