Can I mix this with virgin coconut oil and baking soda to make a toothpaste?
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I don't know why you couldn't. Check the internet for uses as there are many.
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I think you probably could, but it wouldn't take much peppermint oil. It's pretty strong.
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Actually, coconut flour has the oil pressed out first, before grinding, so grinding this will NOT make coconut flour. However, if you toss a bag of this into a Vitamix, in less than two minutes you will have coconut butter, or coconut manna, at a fraction of the cost of buying those products. I just made a batch.
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I use a vegetable base oil to mix with thieves or it cab burn your skin. Never tried coconut oil.
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I use it in pie crust recipes and scones, among other things. I live in Texas and you need to refrigerate the pie crust or freeze it for 10 mins before baking. Otherwise it just slides down the sides of the pie plate in the first few minutes. I got even better results when I froze it then used pie weights (beans) for a pre-baked crust. The scones showed zero difference with the coconut oil when I froze the mix before adding the milk and blending. What you need to think about is making sure the little bits of coconut oil do not melt too fast.
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Sorry I don't know. I was not impressed with the product so I don't use it. I think u would be better off with coconut oil.
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I am not an expert but it is used to cook popcorn and I see it use often in recipes so I would think so. I would google bread recipes with coconut oil and see what you get. Good luck
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Yes, and don't forget you can pop your popcorn in this oil, as the old-time movie theaters did! Coconut oil prevents popcorn from going rancid, so pop extra for during the week for a quick & healthy snack! :)
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I don't know. I use on the stovetop with a little bit of virgin coconut oil.
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I did a quick search and it turns out that you can use it to make homemade mouth wash. The link used a mixture of vegetable glycerin, tea tree oil, and witch hazel.
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No, you would use cocoa butter, coconut OIL, or shea butter. see a recipe at www.wellnessmama.com
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Hello Joani. I mix it with almond oil but I suppose that any food grade oil would do.
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Jut or baking only, nor lemon juice. I'm not sure, but, perhaps natural fish oil can dissolve oil based lemon emulsion. good idea for kitchen experiment, I'll try.
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No but it may be used with carrier oil, which could. I mix with coconut oil, as it doesn't clog. I suppose anything could if you use too much. Sometimes I use without carrier.
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yes. it can be mixed w/ any liquid. I like to use coconut water, vitamin water, coffee, milk or water w/ fruit.
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I use equal parts cocoa butter and coconut oil (room temp or slightly softened in a double boiler). Put in a really good mixer and whip. I use a kitchenaid mixer with the wisk attachment. whip and whip. you an add a bit of almond oil or similar if its too thick. You can even add drops of essential oils but why, when you can smell like chocolate covered coconut? I also melt down cocoa butter, coconut oil and add more almond oil to make it a thick liquid. Add turbinado sugar to make it the consistency of wet sand when at room temp. It makes a good body scrub. If its too oily, use it at the start of your shower or bath. I use equal parts cocoa butter and coconut oil (room temp or slightly softened in a double boiler). Put in a really good mixer and whip. I use a kitchenaid mixer with the wisk attachment. whip and whip. you an add a bit of almond oil or similar if its too thick. You can even add drops of essential oils but why, when you can smell like chocolate covered coconut? I also melt down cocoa butter, coconut oil and add more almond oil to make it a thick liquid. Add turbinado sugar to make it the consistency of wet sand when at room temp. It makes a good body scrub. If its too oily, use it at the... » Read More I use equal parts cocoa butter and coconut oil (room temp or slightly softened in a double boiler). Put in a really good mixer and whip. I use a kitchenaid mixer with the wisk attachment. whip and whip. you an add a bit of almond oil or similar if its too thick. You can even add drops of essential oils but why, when you can smell like chocolate covered coconut? I also melt down cocoa butter, coconut oil and add more almond oil to make it a thick liquid. Add turbinado sugar to make it the consistency of wet sand when at room temp. It makes a good body scrub. If its too oily, use it at the start of your shower or bath. « Show Less
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Yes u can use it to make your own toothpaste. I use it in my own homemade toothpaste. I've also used it to make a tooth powder (toothpaste ). It works great.
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I don't see why not, as it is heat stable at high temps. And it doesn't have a strong flavor. However I personally use it for frying and sautéing and prefer baking with butter, coconut oil, or Palm oil.