For those of you who wanted to know how I was going to chop that huge batch of soap up, the answer is:
A very large knife.My brother got me what I fondly refer to as the 'Samarai Sword' several years ago when I asked for a chef's knife and didn't think to specify length.
It has four known uses:
Thanksgiving turkey, Christmas ham, 5 pound bars of chocolate 
And 31.4 pound batches of soap 
I don't think it's going to matter how muddy the kids get. I'm covered!
8 comments:
That was a huge bar of soap! I thought maybe you could use it for a giant!Thanks for showing! What did you use as your mold?
I didn't even know you had a blog! That is a HUGE batch of soap. It looks as if you have dispatched it effectively LOL Don't forget I need soap for Christmas. Plenty of time left though:)
Collette
I used a food storage bin I got from Smart & Final for the mold. It's pretty sturdy. I'll bring it to park day so you can take a look at it (and hopefully the Banshees will stay out of the lake this time!)
Collette, that batch is going to have the distinction of Largest Batch until I get a bigger mold :)). And here in about 6 weeks I'm going to have more soap than sense!
:)
Wow, wehen good good soap behaves badly, I think it should have been labled. LOL.
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So, how is that soap coming along? Colleen has checked out the blog and is interested in your soap. Are you selling it?
I happen to think that is a very, very, very nice knife, with a plentitude of uses. Nice bar of soap too.
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