[oils_herbs_etc] Re: butters
Welcome aboard Charlene,
Just like when using oils for cooking, the lower one keeps the oil temps the more it helps them retain their beneficial properties and integrity. Warming them slowly also helps keep them from accidentally getting scorched. Lastly, the cooler some butters stay (i.e. shea butter), the better the re-solidified products' texture and consistency will remain over time.
I hope that helped some :)
*Smile*
Chris (list mom)
http://www.alittleo
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> i am kinda of new at making body butters. i notice it always says to melt the butter slowly. is there a reason for that instead of just melting it in the micro
> thanx
> charlene
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