this will be the "straight out of the coconut" melting point type.For each batch of soap I need 6.4 ounces of the 76 degree melt point type.
I have no idea if this is a little or a lot of effort for you.
we normally sell copra to a mill. They use heat to expell the oils.
The "good stuff" is cold pressed so I will need to rig up a press.
If i do it right, I may be bing back a 5 gallon drum of the stuff each trip as a new cottage industry.
I figure in the experimental stage I can easily make a half gallon.
When I go home I get a "spa" treatment on my lanai. It includes a manicure, pedicure and a coconut oil hair/scalp treatment
We grate coconut meat straight from the nut then gently heat it to extract the oils. While it is luke warm, its applied yo the scalp and massaged in. Its fairly close to heaven having the scalp massage with this warm, wonderful oil. Me who has a bit of psoriasis does not produce a flake for months.
It seems like another CocoBeach Farms product is being born.
I will also be bringing back jams and jellies made from all the fruits in season. I know for sure I will have Mango, Pinapple, Durian and Papaya. All organic. I sent over 6 cases of jars with the clothes people gave me for the local orphanage.