hmlove1218
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My brain has apparently checked out ATM.. I know I've seen it here, but I can't seem to re-find it and neither can Google.. What's the calculation to figure how much extra SF coconut milk adds to a recipe?
Coconut Milk SF Calculation
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I'm not sure I can help with finding the particular thread you are talking about, but I found this article by David Fisher on the web that talks about how to calculate milk fat into your superfat:
http://candleandsoap.about.com/od/b...ke-Milk-Soap-With-Heavy-Whipping-Cream_15.htm
IrishLass
http://candleandsoap.about.com/od/b...ke-Milk-Soap-With-Heavy-Whipping-Cream_15.htm
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judymoody
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Depends on your coconut milk and the soaping oils in your recipe. Look at the nutrition info on the can. Determine how many grams of fat are contained within the amount of coconut you will use in your recipe. That's your superfat by weight. Then you convert it to % If you don't want to do the math, you can reverse engineer by plugging in higher numbers as superfat % in soapcalc.net until you get the total for your soaping oils and the fat in the coconut milk.
When I did a 1 lb. recipe using 100% full-fat coconut milk by weight in place of water (full water default on soapcalc), it increased the superfat by 8%. Your mileage may vary.
When I did a 1 lb. recipe using 100% full-fat coconut milk by weight in place of water (full water default on soapcalc), it increased the superfat by 8%. Your mileage may vary.
hmlove1218
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Thank y'all!
