dessert soap

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dianne:

lol ~ i'm SURE i have that recipe, I save everything. of course

when i want something, i can find nothing!!

i will chart a course for this recipe and find it for you. in a

nutshell, she took 1/2 batch & made " white soap " and scooped

with an ice cream scooper. (i'm guessing she must of let it set

some, but not harden completely) then 1/2 batch she added baking

cocoa (color) and let it set up in a rubbermaid drawer thingy

(technical terms, lol) and sliced in the shape of brownies.

i will hunt around for the actual recipe~ you may come up with

some creative ideas in the meantime --feel free to share any

ideas. laura makes a tri color, tippy kinda soap that i've been

meaning to attempt. not enough hours in a day! she also has

some pics of her swirl soaps that are awesome. very talented

lady, that one!

larrae

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Hey, Larrae--

That's a cool idea. It would really be eye-catching in a basket or on a

craft table.

One thought, if anyone is going to try this. You might want to put your

vanilla in the brownie part, too. That vanilla would likely discolor. I

know most of us already know this, but this is just in case some newbie is

heading for the soap pot!

Thanks for sharing it with us. Wouldn't it be neat for Valentine's Day or

Sweetest Day?

Tami

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>that's a great idea.......i just hope no one gets too hungry

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I make a pie soap that I got the idea from a Tricia in TX. I was trying to

sell them at a craft show last fall. Not a single one sold... but one lady

was tempted to buy it and try to serve it to her husband. She was a

hysterical! LOL!

Tami