Need Recipe for Limited Ingredients

[snappyllama]

Oh, this gives me an idea... There aren't many Amish folks in my neck of the woods, but maybe some of those Mormon Church run pantries have co-op prices for oils... Does anyone know if they might before I nicely harass the Mormon folks in my area?

 

[lenarenee]

It's worth a shot, but I doubt it. According to my Mormon friends it would be insulting for their system to be used that way, i.e. for financial benefit or entertainment (meaning hobbies). Their stores are meant to feed those in need and prepare for disasters.

 

[snappyllama]

It's worth a shot, but I doubt it. According to my Mormon friends it would be insulting for their system to be used that way, i.e. for financial benefit or entertainment (meaning hobbies). Their stores are meant to feed those in need and prepare for disasters.

Sorry, I wouldn't want to insult anyone. I hadn't considered that; I just knew that non-LDS people were welcome to purchase goods. I just make things for my family and friends.

Thanks for letting me know.

 

[lenarenee]

Yes the Mormons share a lot of their services with non LDS members but it is based on need. Don't know if our local Calif. LDS district works the same as Colorado's?

 

[girlishcharm2004]

@ bellanguyen

Gee. Thanks for the great recipe - which you plagiarized from David Fisher. http://candleandsoap.about.com/od/soaprecipes/a/castrecipe_5.htm

I didn't recognize your username but your email addy is the same as two other spammers. Nice try. Bye bye! :wave:

I was about to say... I think I've seen this exact wording before. Ha.

 

[Susie]

Our LDS in Louisiana do not mind selling products to non-LDS for their own use.
But be honest with whoever you talk to about why you want to check their prices, and go from there.