WebThis low-carb soup recipe gets its name from the famous Wisconsin cheddar cheese. Using fat-free half-and-half reduces the overall calorie count of the soup, but fat-free …
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So for a nice, hard, white bar of soap, just like Granny used to make, use one of these combinations of oils, or create your own soap recipe using combinations of these oils. If you want to use your tried and true recipe, but want it whiter, add some Titanium Dioxide to the batch.
The secret ingredient that makes this white sauce tastes amazing without the carb guilt is Whey Protein Isolate and we used the unflavored! In a saucepan, melt the butter over low heat. Add 1 scoop (1/3 cup) of the unflavored whey protein isolate and whisk it in the melted butter until it's well combined and thick.
The soap base should also contain superfat – the oils which help to moisten and nourish the skin. Hard oils melt, and liquid oils are combined with them. Then the alkali solution is added to the oils (the temperature of the oils and alkali should be identical).
The ready soap base has practically no smell, so essential oils or perfumed water are added to the soap for scent. The base cools quickly, which makes the work process easier. To make a soap base at home, you can simply use children’s soap.