I made my first cold pour goats milk soap today and had a hard time getting the color, eo and oatmeal mixed in before it hardened. Could I make it with out additives, let it set up for a day or two and then rematch it with the additives. I've done this with other cp soaps. I really hate to be rushed.
Re batching cp goats milk soap
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Why not just make it as a hp soap? Mix the batter to trace in what you use to rebatch and cook it until it stops zapping. Then you have time to add in your bits and bobs before putting it in the mould
kchaystack
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If you don't have a local farmer you can buy from, and do not see it in your local grocery dairy section (might have to check a Whole Foods type place), you can get canned evaporated or powdered on Amazon
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Walmart carries it by the evaporated milk. They have cans of powdered GM, or cans of evaporated GM. I think most grocery stores carry it, if not on the baking aisle, check by the baby formula.
My local Kroger-owned grocer sells the fresh, pasteurized Meyenburg brand GM in a carton in the refrigerated section on a special shelf where all the alternatives to cow's milk are located. And it sells the canned, concentrated Meyenburg GM down the baking aisle amongst all the other kind of condensed/evaporated milks.
My local WholeFoods sells the fresh, canned and powdered GM, and I've seen them at Sprouts and Trader Joe's, too. My local healthfood store sells the powdered GM in a big can.
IrishLass
My local WholeFoods sells the fresh, canned and powdered GM, and I've seen them at Sprouts and Trader Joe's, too. My local healthfood store sells the powdered GM in a big can.
IrishLass
Would rebatching it also not do this?
I have only rebatched a couple of batches, but I did have the misfortune of rebatching GM soap. Yes, it did turn brown. Matter of fact, that batch was why I decided that tossing a batch is better than rebatching.
