My first successful swirled loaf!

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I made a coffee, cream and cinnamon loaf, and used a hanger to swirl.
First layer: coloured with a dessertspoon of cinnamon powder and bronze mica
Second layer: colour is natural occurring using brewed coffee as my water content
Third layer: as the second, but added some TD to whiten it.
FOs: Iced coffee and whipped vanilla buttercream.

I think the main lesson learned is not to be afraid to swirl more.
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What u doing with all that beautiful soap if u don’t sell?
I made a coffee, cream and cinnamon loaf, and used a hanger to swirl.
First layer: coloured with a dessertspoon of cinnamon powder and bronze mica
Second layer: colour is natural occurring using brewed coffee as my water content
Third layer: as the second, but added some TD to whiten it.
FOs: Iced coffee and whipped vanilla buttercream.

I think the main lesson learned is not to be afraid to swirl more.
 
What u do with all that beautiful soap if u don’t sell?
Everyone seems to think I should eat it??? Lol, I do love my food - maybe that’s why they are all a bit foodie themed.
I’ve wrapped up all my first two batches for family and friends for Christmas. They’re all good to go (little do they know yet they’ll be asked to report back on the quality of the soap!)
That leaves two free spaces in my bookshelf for some more batches. I’m thinking I might do peach nectar and chamomile tea next (first a coffee loaf, then a tea loaf- lol).
My DH makes his own kombucha... I’m sure I can make soap outta that too!
 
Everyone seems to think I should eat it??? Lol, I do love my food - maybe that’s why they are all a bit foodie themed.
I’ve wrapped up all my first two batches for family and friends for Christmas. They’re all good to go (little do they know yet they’ll be asked to report back on the quality of the soap!)
That leaves two free spaces in my bookshelf for some more batches. I’m thinking I might do peach nectar and chamomile tea next (first a coffee loaf, then a tea loaf- lol).
My DH makes his own kombucha... I’m sure I can make soap outta that too!

I’m waiting to see ur NZ custard soap...
 
I made a coffee, cream and cinnamon loaf, and used a hanger to swirl.
First layer: coloured with a dessertspoon of cinnamon powder and bronze mica
Second layer: colour is natural occurring using brewed coffee as my water content
Third layer: as the second, but added some TD to whiten it.
FOs: Iced coffee and whipped vanilla buttercream.

I think the main lesson learned is not to be afraid to swirl more.
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Yum that looks amazing! Well done.
 
Or soap in a custard carton? I shall call it: "Dean's Custard Soap" and send you a bar (freight forward, lol)

For the custard sosp u will likely need to experiment with cream soap. I’ve been wanting to make a squeezable shaving cream soap myself.
 
I made a coffee, cream and cinnamon loaf, and used a hanger to swirl.
First layer: coloured with a dessertspoon of cinnamon powder and bronze mica
Second layer: colour is natural occurring using brewed coffee as my water content
Third layer: as the second, but added some TD to whiten it.
FOs: Iced coffee and whipped vanilla buttercream.

I think the main lesson learned is not to be afraid to swirl more.
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This is truly gorgeous, top and sides. And I too really want to eat it! Good job,
 
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