Update On The Vanilla Infused Virgin Coconut Oil

[Guest guest]

When last we left the list mom she was infusing Extract

Grade Madagascar Vanilla Beans in Virgin Coconut Oil ...

 

She was quoted as saying " Well, I've been doing some vanilla playing,

and this afternoon I put about 40 fl oz of VCO (Virgin Coconut) into my

crock pot - added about 50 grams of the Madagascar extract vanilla beans

(a little under 2 oz) that I split and cut into pieces and then put it

on low. I turned it off once and turned it back on again. At the moment

it has a NICE vanilla scent - not extraordinarily strong, but very

noticeable. I'm going to leave it sit all night, probably turning it off

right before I hit the hay and see how it is in the morning. Just wanted

to share my ongoing experiment "

 

As of this moment her experiment is still in her crock pot with the lid

on. It was warmed on and off for that first and second days and then has

been sitting cool ever since. It was reported as having a wonderful

scent the first day and having an even more wonderful scent as time has

been passing. While having a guest over to ride out the hurricane this

past weekend she said " Hey, come here and smell this " to her guest. His

response was " Wow, that smells like dessert! I love it " .

 

So the conclusion of all this is that in a short amount of time you can

get a wonderfully vanilla scented oil from infusing the Extract Grade

Madagascar Vanilla Beans in oil!

 

Your faithful narrator - signing off

 

LAST DAYS of the Vanilla Bean Blow Out

& Cranberry and Raspberry Seed Oils Buy

http://www.aftertherayne.com/supplies.htm

 

Think left and think right and think low and think high. Oh, the thinks

you can think up if only you try!

- Dr Seuss

http://www.alittleolfactory.com <http://www.alittleolfactory.com/>

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Sounds wonderful, so roughly how many beans were 50 grams worth?

 

Carol

 

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

 

 

On Behalf Of Carol Pearce

 

 

> Sounds wonderful, so roughly how many beans were 50 grams worth?

> Carol

 

 

 

50 grams is about 9-10 of the Madagascar Extract Beans

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

 

LAST DAYS of the Vanilla Bean Blow Out

& Cranberry and Raspberry Seed Oils Buy

http://www.aftertherayne.com/supplies.htm

 

Think left and think right and think low and think high. Oh, the thinks

you can think up if only you try!

- Dr Seuss

http://www.alittleolfactory.com <http://www.alittleolfactory.com/>

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Do you think the vanilla scent would last thru CP soaping?

Serra

 

 

On 9/26/05, Christine Ziegler <chrisziggy wrote:

> When last we left the list mom she was infusing Extract

> Grade Madagascar Vanilla Beans in Virgin Coconut Oil ...

>

> She was quoted as saying " Well, I've been doing some vanilla playing,

> and this afternoon I put about 40 fl oz of VCO (Virgin Coconut) into my

> crock pot - added about 50 grams of the Madagascar extract vanilla beans

> (a little under 2 oz) that I split and cut into pieces and then put it

> on low. I turned it off once and turned it back on again. At the moment

> it has a NICE vanilla scent - not extraordinarily strong, but very

> noticeable. I'm going to leave it sit all night, probably turning it off

> right before I hit the hay and see how it is in the morning. Just wanted

> to share my ongoing experiment "

>

> As of this moment her experiment is still in her crock pot with the lid

> on. It was warmed on and off for that first and second days and then has

> been sitting cool ever since. It was reported as having a wonderful

> scent the first day and having an even more wonderful scent as time has

> been passing. While having a guest over to ride out the hurricane this

> past weekend she said " Hey, come here and smell this " to her guest. His

> response was " Wow, that smells like dessert! I love it " .

>

> So the conclusion of all this is that in a short amount of time you can

> get a wonderfully vanilla scented oil from infusing the Extract Grade

> Madagascar Vanilla Beans in oil!

>

> Your faithful narrator - signing off