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Great! Did you deodorize the ghee?

Yes by goat fat I meant goat ghee!

I was talking about goat ghee, wich is fat from the goat, but not the meat of the goat!

Nish! What oil do you intend to try with it? Maybe 100% deodorized ghee would be interesting to test! Meat fat as in dead flesh fat, so an animal is killed for that fat.

Gawd dawmn, duck fat chips? That sound delicious! Maple syrup is certainly pretty available and affordable, it would give nice lather to the soap it seems, but from what I read, people tend to not use a lot of it in soaps because there would be consequence of overheating, what ever that means.

Oh I absolutly think there is time that using meat fat is obviously the ecological thing to do! For example, someone told me that the restaurant near them was throwing away duck fat, so they got it and made soap. That's pretty cool in my opinion. If the ressource is there, use it! But then, I...

I'm not from Big Goat *shifty eyes* LOL ! To get lard and tallow, you have to kill animals, but to get milk, you can just give a little pat on their little cute heads and then extract their milk. That's why! Also, the process of milk is thaus pretty nicer to the environement.

I am asking them, of course! I'm asking everyone with knowledge and people that could be interested!

Thanks Donne' and MGM, you guys are refreshing! Do goats give enough milk to make butter to make ghee from? That's a pretty nice question! What I know, it that 20L of goat milk makes 1L of goat butter. In my quest asking around local soapmakers, I found that there is at least one soapmaker that...

Alright guys! I continued my quest to find solution for a truly 100% local ingredient solid soap and in the spirit of exploring and sharing, @Dawni, here's the results! The problem that some people think may come up is that goat ghee might smell. Well! I've found a way to deodorize the ghee...

@cmzaha: thanks for the info, that's a shame about that forum, all that valuable information lost, only remaining in a couple of you guy's head. Anyway, I hope someone try it and report the result, for prosperity sake.

@artemis: sure thing! it's this thread: https://www.soapmakingforum.com/threads/using-butter-to-make-soap.29625/ You can see that the smelling compound of butter is butyric and that goat milk [edit: contain lot less of it]

@artemis: Oh nice, I didn't catch the last sentence of his comment, thanks! @cmzaha: I'm looking around all over the place using google site:soapmakingforrum.com and the forum search bar and i'm not finding this thread your referencing. Could you give me some clue how to find it? Were you...

@artemis: Alright, now we're talking! Can you link to the thread wherer Cmzaha talk about that? I was not talking about the smell before, but after. I read here in a thread that ghees reduce smell in cow milk, that's why I threw this idea in here.

@dibbles: "But essentially what you are asking is that someone take the time and expense to test soap recipes and then give that to you so you can contact someone locally to make it for you and/or sell it." No I don't ask for someone to make this for me, I'm asking for people to experiment with...

@artemis: why those 2 ingredients? I mentioned why in my original message, but I can be more specific with pleasure. Oleic sunflower oil is the most stable oil available in Canada, all the other ones will go rancid very quickly. As for goat ghee, it is to make the soap harder and make more...

@shunt2011: you say you would be suprised to see small soapmakers business be interested in the idea, but get this: I'm proposing to find a unique product that is no where to be found on the market right now: 100% vegetarian and locally sourced ingredients. Thats a huge marketing opening right...

@shunt2011 and @artemis : since you both do not understand what I want, i will try to explain it better I want to find a combination of ingredients that is locally available in Canada to be made into soap. Eventually, I would like to use a soap like that, maybe make it myslef, maybe buy it from...

@artemis: I don't want anyone to make me soap, I want to peek interest into testing it from people who are used to making soap. @MGM: I don't have goat milk, but I bet you could get some in groceries and make butter in a mixer!

Yep !