Chocolate Chunk Soap

I had fun playing with soap making.  I came up with chocolate chunk soap.

First you have to make the chocolate soap.  I used a basic recipe and added some cocoa powder to it.

When I finished the soap and took it out of the molds, I cut it into bars and then chopped the bars into small pieces.

You have to use this soap as an additive within a few days or it won’t work.

I used half of the first batch to be my chunks in the second batch.

After cutting the soap, I put it by my workspace in the kitchen and prepared to make another batch of the basic soap.

I prepared my soap and when it reached trace, I added the chunks of chocolate soap slowly.

Then it was ready to scoop into the molds.

Once it’s in the molds, you just treat it like any other batch of soap.

When it was time to remove it from the molds and cut the bars, I was really anxious to see how it turned out.

I like the effect when I cut the bars.

I had two trays of soap and one two-pound loaf mold filled up.

The soap from the loaf molds was really nice.  You get to see more of the chunks.

After it’s done curing, it will be added to my online market.

I really enjoyed making this one.  I might try it again with different colored chunks.  The possibilities are limitless!

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22 Comments (+add yours?)

  1. Barbara F.
    Jul 05, 2012 @ 19:24:06

    This soap looks good enough to eat! I bet it smells delicious. xo

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  2. becky3086
    Jul 05, 2012 @ 19:30:07

    Wow, now that is wonderful! I don’t suppose you share your basic recipe?

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  3. TexWisGirl
    Jul 05, 2012 @ 19:42:30

    i’d have to take a bite – and i’d regret it.

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  4. Jen
    Jul 05, 2012 @ 20:05:01

    I was thinkin the same as the others…… it does look good enough to eat. I bet it smells sooooo good :)

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  5. Texan
    Jul 05, 2012 @ 20:20:47

    That turned out great didn’t it!

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  6. Alica
    Jul 05, 2012 @ 20:36:11

    This is so cool! (ok, I’m showing my age with that statement, but oh well!)

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  7. Gail
    Jul 05, 2012 @ 21:31:45

    This looks really wonderful! I might have to buy some of that. My daughter made chapstick completely from scratch once and it was really good! I love natural, organic things like this.

    Reply

  8. petit4chocolatier
    Jul 06, 2012 @ 07:23:46

    Chocolate soap, Wow! How wonderful! ~ judy

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  9. Pat
    Jul 06, 2012 @ 07:46:00

    It looks scrumptious!

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  10. Maria (Personalized Sketches)
    Jul 07, 2012 @ 06:09:36

    oooh!!! I wish we lived nearer! I would LOVE, LOVE, LOVE (I tend to repeat myself, when I really want to say something :o ) to learn to make soap from you! We love (love, love :o ) homemade soaps!

    Blessings & Aloha!
    Thank you for stopping by my “G” post :o )

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    • Teresa
      Jul 09, 2012 @ 20:15:24

      I will soon have the chocolate soap in my on-line market, so you can still enjoy the soap, but it isn’t quite the same as making it yourself. :-)

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  11. Candy C.
    Jul 07, 2012 @ 17:28:50

    That looks so pretty! What a cute idea!! :)

    Reply

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