Ok, it was still a bit soft when it came out of the molds today, but I am very pleased, I have never redone the batch ones its been set in the mold, so while I can see that I could have used a bit more banging up and down on the muffin molds to make sure all air bubbles are out, overall I could not be more pleased..
So in the end, I made six jumbo soap cupcakes, 3 stayed huge, and 3 where cut in half, leaving me 3 nice size rounded soaps, 3 rounded but topped with the coffee bean and six regular bars of soap with a awesome pretty little top on them..
They came out lighter in color then i expect from what I had read on line but I think its because I used lard as the base (which makes a nice hard white soap) where the others were using olive oil (many soapers don’t want to use animal fats as they say they won’t sell as well) so I figure that is what lightened mine up, but its also very possable that it will be much darker by the end of the cure?
Just another Day on the Farm 
Thank you for visiting and for your comment to me to day! I love your blog. You have so many interesting topics going on here. I am signing up today. (YIKES: That sounded like one of those spam comments I am throwing away all the time!) But seriously, I love your blog!
Hi Lynda,
Thanks for coming by and looking forward to having you join in.. I love comments, I do bounce around on topics, they change with what I am doing and with the season’s as well.. I got directed to your blog today by one of my regular readers Deb, and I am so glad she did, I look forward to reading your blog and getting to know you better..
Another BEAUTIFUL product! 🙂 I’ll bet smelling it makes a person want to bite it.
Hi Pam, thanks for your kind words and it does smell good, I put up the recipe so folks could make a batch of it if they are interested to do so 🙂
The first picture looks like you peeled the carton off a tub of ice cream. A really yummy tub with chocolate chips in it.