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Dry Malt Extract has protein (6%) and vitamins, for search click here

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Castile reminds of unleavened bread. I was into it and someone said to me "they made it 'cause they had to'.

How to calculate Coconut Milk in a recipe. http://www.soapmakingforum.com/showthread.php?t=46357&page=3

if you start making popcorn with Lard, then we'll need to talk

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Sometimes I find a fresh (but matured) bar off the shelf will be harsh. Could be during the cure fo migrated to the surface. Ash? Try it again.

Add washing soda (sodium carbonate) to the grated 5% Soap. Washing soda is mildly alkaline.

A Remote thermometer is handy to put by the soap while wrapped up. It'll even record the daily high/low. Link here

Yes, Stamped at four hours, unmolded the next morning. Found the link click here Interesting thread "tips & tricks" Happy that the stamp worked for these new molds click here Here is my original Square. Too and heavy big for some. Especially salt bars >7oz. thank you all for your kind...

Coconut oil 22% Lard 22% Olive Oil 44% Pine Tar 12% SF 6% 30% water to oils or 29.9% Lye Concentration No added Scent Method: Heated all oils, including PT and lye water to 140F Leaving out PT, soaped the three oils. Stick-blended 30 seconds about 4 times. Folded in 140f PT when...

Yup, great ingredients, IPM, Cyclo and Dime. No more greasy Lotion sticks. Not expensive either.

Use a little Cedarwood, or Anise or Litsea in every blend, then I think the smell will stick better.

Olive Oil 50%, Coconut 25%, Palm or lard 15%, Castor 5%, Shea 5% Coconut milk as 100% liquid, lavender bbfo 2%, 10x Orange eo 2%, Patchouli 2% 1% Calendula at trace. My "Flagship bar"

Having so much Lard might make a quicker trace. Consider Olive 55% Coconut 20% Lard 20% Castor 5%

sounds like you have never read The Jungle by Upton Sinclair http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Jungle

Is it a soap ingredient vender's recipe? They do love to sell lots of different oils! I like to add sunflower (reg) enough to get the Linoleic up to 10% or so. I use .08% ROE in every batch.

I like to Stick blend Bovine Milk before freezing to avoid spots.

Fluffy vs Packed. I started with .5% of oils and never looked backed.

I find 10X Orange to stick very well, using a higher SF at 8%, and 2.25 g Kaolin Clay ppo, and about .25% Litsea or Cedar. Patchouli doesn't seem to work for me, but most likely it's the particular Patch being used.