Tea with Cream and Sugar and Bacon Fat

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melstan775

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Nooooo, not tea with cream, sugar, and bacon fat, that would be EEWW!!!!! These are two separate batches you silly sallys! :D These ones have no added color, not even TD.

Tea with Cream and Sugar has tea, cream, and sugar in it, yum on AHAs and moisture! I think the air pocket in the one looks like Hello Kitty. :D


Bacon fat is just a test batch for a bacon scent. It's all white though and looks like uncooked bacon fat, lol. I will probably chop it up and use it as "fat" in the actual bacon soap. It smelled funny at first but now it smells like bacon bits. I hope the scent will hold up!

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Lol I like them both! Better keep the bacon one away from any pets you might have ;) I know my dog might be interested in that one a little too much
 
Very cool :) I did an unscented bacon fat batch once. It didn't smell good at all; not like bacon, just rank. I did end up rebatching it and then it was fine. I hope yours turns out like you want it to!
 
Lol I like them both! Better keep the bacon one away from any pets you might have ;) I know my dog might be interested in that one a little too much

Ha, my kitty soap guard has already smelled and revolted. She doesn't like anything not made for kitties but she smells everything!
 
Very cool :) I did an unscented bacon fat batch once. It didn't smell good at all; not like bacon, just rank. I did end up rebatching it and then it was fine. I hope yours turns out like you want it to!

How did it do using real bacon fat?
 
it was fine but the bacon fat was only 25%. Never tried with 100%, I don't eat that much bacon :mrgreen:

It didn't get DOS? That's great to know, I might put some bacon fat in the actual batch, but not even as high as 25%! Was the bar hard or softish?
 
Oops, I was wrong. I went back to my notes and it was 15%, not 25%. :sad:

In terms of actual properties the original bars seemed about the same as if I had used lard: firm but not brick hard. I didn't age it very long, though. The smell did not pass the wife test. The re-batch was a different animal althogether, I beat a lot of air into it and also added ground oatmeal and FO. It was quite acceptable soap after that. That was three months ago and the 2 bars I have left are still DOS-free.
 
Thank you for sharing the info Timber, I will think carefully about adding bacon fat into my bacon soap! :D
 

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