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Almond Biscotti Cream Goat Milk Soap

Almond Biscotti Cream Goat Milk Soap
Almond Biscotti Goat Milk Soap Bar Chunk Size Comparison of Almond Biscotti Goat Milk Soap Naked Soap ID Label for Almond Biscotti


Almond Biscotti Cream Goat Milk Soap is a lighter and sweeter almond scent than our Toasted Almond Cream or Marzipan soaps, but just as enticing to those who enjoy food fragranced soaps. If you know you already enjoy our Almond and Vanilla scents, our Almond Biscotti Cream Goat Milk soap is definitely worth trying.

Ingredients

Olive, Coconut, Castor and organic, sustainably harvested Palm Oils, Sodium Hydroxide or Lye, Goat Milk, Mountain Spring Water, fragrances.

Soap Bar Size

Our soap bars are a minimum weight of 3 ounces. Our 'Chunks' are more than twice that size: 7.5 ounces. Our Soap Logs are approximately ten inches long and two pounds in weight (29-35 ounces). For more detail about our soap size and dimensions, ingredients, or how we make our handmade soap, see our Frequently Asked Questions page.

Description Price Buy
Size/Packaging: Naked, single bar
$6.00
Size/Packaging: Naked, 5 bars (save 10%)
$27.00
Size/Packaging: Wrapped, single bar
$6.95
Size/Packaging: Wrapped, 5 bars (save 10%)
$31.50
Size/Packaging: Naked, 7.5 oz Chunk
$14.50
Size/Packaging: Wrapped, 7.5 oz Chunk
$15.50
Size/Packaging: Two Pound Log
$48.95


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More Information About Almond Biscotti

The Italians use the term biscotti to refer to any type of cookie. In North America, biscotti is used to describe a long, dry, hard twice-baked cookie with a curved top and flat bottom designed for dunking into wine or coffee. The name biscotti is derived from 'bis' meaning twice in Italian and 'cotto' meaning baked or cooked.

Biscotti is said to have originated during Christopher Columbus's time and credited to an Italian baker who originally served them in Tuscany. Traditionally biscotti were almond flavored because almonds were readily available in Italy and nearby countries

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