But wouldn't the goat need to be killed to get goat fat?? Or was that a typo and you meant goat milk??
I was talking about goat ghee, wich is fat from the goat, but not the meat of the goat!
But wouldn't the goat need to be killed to get goat fat?? Or was that a typo and you meant goat milk??
guuuuuuhhhhhhh "the business part" - makes my bones ache - i am in the middle of itYeah I bet the business part is daunting. Soap-making is too much for me. I agree that giving it away is the best...or, experimenting with soap!
LOL I got it now.. You meant goat fat as in like the ghee made from the butter, not like a tallow which is the actual fat separated from the meat?I was talking about goat ghee, wich is fat from the goat, but not the meat of the goat!
Yes by goat fat I meant goat ghee!LOL I got it now.. You meant goat fat as in like the ghee made from the butter, not like a tallow which is the actual fat separated from the meat?
Ghee is made from the fat from the milk. Lard is fat from the goat after butchering for food.I was talking about goat ghee, wich is fat from the goat, but not the meat of the goat!
PRECISELY my thoughts. I am a huge and complete believer in "from head to tail" -i dont know of any animals that are killed for their fat. killed for their meat certainly, but their fat- no- just a "waste" product.
unfortunately being milked is no "pat on your sweet head" lol, speaking from direct experience
the plains tribes used every part of the buffalo they killed- nothing went to waste.
in that sense, it could be argued that lard and tallow soaps are quite sacred for honoring the animals sacrifices
i suppose an argument could also be made for hotdogs
i make ghee all the time - simmer butter to remove the left over milk solids and you have ghee.
Do you make it with pasteurized milk? As far as I know in Canada all dairy has to be pasteurized. I would assume that includes goats.
YaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyThank you for your detailed explanation. I know what tallow and lard are. I was confused what what ghee was, and how it was was made. Once again thanks.
Yaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Not so dumb am I
hehehe
No Donee I never thought you were dumb. If anyone is the dumb on it was me, since I didn’t know what ghee was. Anyways, since you previously posted that you actually made ghee my questions were directed at you on how it’s made. You were gracious enough to type out a detailed explanation.
First all ghee soap is in the mold. Just made a single bar to test properties of the ghee and to see if there was a bad smell. Used goats milk as liquid.
You could add some hemp oil to that soap, it has a lot of vitamin E, which prevents spoilage.
i dont know of any animals that are killed for their fat. killed for their meat certainly, but their fat- no- just a "waste" product.
unfortunately being milked is no "pat on your sweet head" lol, speaking from direct experience
the plains tribes used every part of the buffalo they killed- nothing went to waste.
in that sense, it could be argued that lard and tallow soaps are quite sacred for honoring the animals sacrifices
i suppose an argument could also be made for hotdogs
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