Staff Answer We recommend using a rubber mat of the bottom of the tub.

Staff Answer If you want to use colloidal oatmeal instead of ground oatmeal, yes, you can. Colloidal oatmeal is ground oats so it is basically the same product. The colloidal may be more fine than the ground oats so you may need a bit more colloidal in your recipe but you will need to test this. Any type of oatmeal can be used, Quaker Oats, quick oats, etc.

Staff Answer We have corrected the kit to read 1# Cornstarch in the Shopping List. Each batch of "cookies" would use 4 oz. of cornstarch. We apologize for the error in the kit and thank you for bringing this to our attention.

Will figure kits be updated with the correct amount of corn starch?

Staff Answer The recipe was correct for this ingredient. We had the wrong amount to purchase in the Shopping List. We have updated both the recipe and kit so it shows you need to purchase a 1# bag of cornstarch and the recipe will require 8 oz. of this ingredient.

Staff Answer You will need to test this substitution. The texture of these two ingredients are different. You may need a little more of the colloidal oatmeal, but you would need to test this.

Staff Answer You can use any type of carrier oil in place of the grape seed oil.

Staff Answer This recipe should work fine in a mold but you will need to test this as we have only made this recipe as written.

Staff Answer Hi Beverly,

Yes, these can be placed in a soap mold for uniformity but it will take away from the hand rolled 'cookie' appearance.

Staff Answer Renee,
Great question! We recommend a product shelf life of one year. An expiration date is not required but it can always be included.

Staff Answer The recommended usage rates for Lathanol powder are 15-25%. Lathanol powder is compatible with all of the ingredients in this recipe. We have not tested this recipe with the addition of Lathanol Powder. You are responsible for testing all substitutions and additions to any of our recipes.

Staff Answer Arrowroot and/or Tapioca starch are good substitututions for the cornstarch in this recipe. I would start by using an amount equal to the amount of cornstarch you are replacing and then making modifications to get the results you desire. We have not tested this recipe with these substitutes so we do not guarantee your results.

Staff Answer Yes you can substitute another butter for the mango butter in this recipe. You alone are responsible for product and recipe testing to ensure compatibility and safety. You will also need to adjust your ingredient label to reflect any substitutions you make to our original recipe.

Staff Answer Step #11 states: Once bath cookies have hardened, gently roll cookie in milk powder. The milk powder referred to here is the Coconut Milk Powder.