Help with rookie mistake please

[pamzsoapadventure]

I bought a Blended Oil (75% Canola 25% Olive) now I completely Stumped myself on how to calculate a recipe for this..
Any help would be so appreciated, Pam

 

[dixiedragon]

Canola is .123, olive is .135. That's a pretty small different. I would calculate it as olive oil. If you want to be pickier than that, then enter 75% of the amount as canola and 25% as olive. For example, if you are using 10 oz (easy math), 7.5 oz canola and 2.5 oz olive.

 

[soapmaker]

When I did that, I considered olive and canola the same, calculating it as olive oil because of the small difference.

 

[The Efficacious Gentleman]

In the calc you can just split out those oils in the ratio to total the amount of the blend. Example

You use 100g of the mix, that's 25g of one and 75g of the other. Enter them in the calc split out

 

[pamzsoapadventure]

You all are AMAZING!!!!! Thank you so much.

Canola is .123, olive is .135. That's a pretty small different. I would calculate it as olive oil. If you want to be pickier than that, then enter 75% of the amount as canola and 25% as olive. For example, if you are using 10 oz (easy math), 7.5 oz canola and 2.5 oz olive.

Thank you. Humongous help.

When I did that, I considered olive and canola the same, calculating it as olive oil because of the small difference.

Thank you bunches.

In the calc you can just split out those oils in the ratio to total the amount of the blend. Example

You use 100g of the mix, that's 25g of one and 75g of the other. Enter them in the calc split out

Thank you so much. All these great answers eliminated my headache [emoji1417][emoji1327]