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michickenwrangler

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BTW, goat milk *should* be at 55 degrees for ease of separation.

Once you make it, it's better than anything at the store!
 

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glenolam said:
Sorry - Yes, I meant goat's milk.

So you freeze the cream you skim off, and once you have enough frozen you make your butter?
Yep, that's the plan! Only I haven't gotten around to it yet. :lol: I have a good bit frozen, but lately I've stopped skimming cream because I just forget. :D
 

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Sorry if I'm going to sound redundant, but once I skim the cream off, will the milk left over still be good enough for soap?

My thought is that the cream in the milk is a great addition in my soaps (which I LOVE making, btw!) and if the cream is now missing the milk won't be as thick...

Actually, I'll start another thread for this since it's off topic.....
 
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