Powdered Milk in CP soap

[diatoney]

Hi,
I've been making CP soap for almost a year now and I finally feel confident enough to try using milks in my recipe, however, I am using powdered/dry milks such as goat, buttermilk and coconut. My recipe makes approx 2.25lbs of soap, what ratio of powdered milk should I use per pound? Also is dry milk powder as prone to scorching and burning as fresh milk? Thanks in advance for the assistance. For the sake of clarity, let me also say that my recipe breaks down like this: 36oz oz of oils, 38% water and lye concentration of 28% Water to lye 2.55:1 if that helps. This is per Soapcalc.net

 

[AliOop]

I use 1-2 Tbsp of powdered goat milk in my recipes. I blend it into the melted oils, and it never scorches.

 

[diatoney]

I use 1-2 Tbsp of powdered goat milk in my recipes. I blend it into the melted oils, and it never scorches.

Thanks so much for the response I really appreciate it! Take care and stay safe!

 

[shunt2011]

I use powdered milk in conjunction with canned milk. If not using canned milk I mix my lye with an equal amount of water then mix my powdered milk in the remainder of the water. I mix enough powdered milk by instructions to make my batch full milk. I mix the milk into my oils before adding my lye