Freshly ground black pepper! Works great with turmeric soap, for that added bit of exfoliation. I'm starting up my soap business and this will be a soap I offer. I use half beef tallow and half shea butter in my recipe. Finalizing my recipe and tweaks now. I have grown my own turmeric for a few years, and working on the peppercorn plant. Thanks for the video, nice to see others recognize the use for turmeric in soap!
Ive watched a few of your videos and here is my 2 cents.- Every "stand out" good teacher I can recall in my life has also, at times, annoyed me by over communicating. So, whatever people may think about the number of words that come out of your mouth while filming one of your videos sharing your knowledge and your time amounts to nothing but a fart in the wind because everyone here knows one thing for sure..that YOU are a great teacher. That is why we are here. Thank you.
I like when you talk, I’m very new to making soaps 🧼 and I am soaking up your words like a sponge 🧽 Thank you and your family for being TRUE and helping your neighbors!!!
Don't worry, a lot of us like to hear you run on lol, you honest and share exactly what you think about things, exactly why I started watching you lol.
I think I'm going to give this soap a go, only calculating in some red palm oil to enhance the natural turmeric colour. Thank you for the recipe, Uncle Jon.
Love that you give it to us straight without a bunch of fluff! Knowledge based on experience is invaluable! Love watching your videos! Side note: sooo refreshing to see a male soaper!!!
Thanks to you and your videos my wife and I have been making soap for aprox. six months now, and we love it! Thank you for the video's and just for keeping it real.
I do a turmeric, chamomile and Calendula bar (i infuse the oils with all 3) I don't add any extra fragrance or colour and it is a beautiful shade of yellow. It is also a great seller :-)
If used at full strength (just mixing with water or oil and nothing else) it has the pot6to stain lightly...lol. But it's not a concern at this strength in soap. 😁
I know you made this video six months ago yeah I had a comment for you. And I made turmeric soap and split off extra batter and put even more turmeric in it for a squirrel inside the soap and it came out darker in the middle with the swirl and it looks amazing. Just thought I’d share that with you. Blessings for a great week.
Wow lovely soap Recipe.... I am an Indian , we Indians add turmeric in all dishes . We have ubtan powder where we mix rice flour, gram flour and some Ayurvedic items and rose petals and Turmeric, this powder is good for skin. Turmeric in soap is a great idea . It has beauty benefits and anti septic , anti fungal benefits..... I will prepare in my next batch of soap( Soap making is my hobby, I don’t sell , rather I gift to my friends and family)😍 Thank you for the recipe 😃👍👍🙏
Love love love this soap! I am not a professional and made this for family & friends. I did something wrong and it started to set up fast. I was able to save most of the batch and get it into individual molds. I am going to try again and follow the recipe exactly. Its nice looking as it cures and the lather/suds are phenomenal. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and recipe! I mite be able to give it as Christmas gifts. ❤
Pumice soaked the water 💦 up. As a farmer 👨🏾🌾 pumice is used to soak up water and oxygen and release it slowly in the soil. Your channel is 10/10. The random rabbit 🐇 🕳 and knowledge perfect.
APRIL2024 was the first time that I saw this video, and so far I must say that this is one of those videos that really make sense. I'm a Newbie artisan soap. Thank you for sharing the ingredients and computation 🥰🥰🥰
Uncle Jon, you rock, as a new soaper, you make it so easy for us to understand without being so uptight and nervous, you know what I'm talking about, lol, but thank you so very much 😉
Hi, I love your videos and make things so simple and easy. In India we make face mask made out of Turmeric and sandal wood powder and as a soap maker i have used this combination along with Sandalwood essential oil. It really goes very well together. Its warm, relaxing and also unisex. Hope you will try it out. Cheers
One thing I learned last batch 2 weeks ago. 1st time usin liquid oils so fer us newer soapers weigh yer liquid oil separately. The last batch is probably 12% overfat. Took a week before I could unmold and cut. But once it sweats all it wants to it should be very " moisturizing " Olive oil soap
Love the simplicity!! Also thank you for sharing your recipe, wow I didn’t expect Shea butter 😃 but it’s great for the skin indeed! Greetings from The Netherlands!
Thanks Jon & Meaghan. I'm new to soap making and after watching a ton of informative but complicated videos I really appreciate how you simplify the entire process and you constantly remind us to keep it simply and don't make it complicated. Thanks again! Oh and BTW...I clicked the link even though you said "Don't lick this"...LOL!
I always wonder if you cover your new pours...or do you just let them sit uncovered on the counter? I’m not super clear on why and when you’d cover/not cover. Thanks!
I don't cover them. I used to because someone told me that I HAD to...lol. If you want a full gel you would cover. But... You have to be careful not to overheat the soap. Even then, you may not get a full gel. I would rather just let the soap do what it's going to do 😁
I know you might have mentioned it before but I just want to ask what's that you're using for linings in your mouldings. Thank you very much. I'm a big fan.
Lovely piece of work. I have never made that kind of soap and strokes me how liquid the resulting mixture gets. Is it because of the turmeric? Every time I have made soap, it thickens little after the trace point. Is there something I can do to maintain my mix more fluidic? Thanks for sharing!
Hello John I just beginners..I got one that comes out.good.and spoiled two..I have a pic of the one that spoiled.how can I send it to u see if u can tell what I did wrong
It's a slight exfoliate and some people say it helps with inflammation. Not sure about the second part when it comes to a rinse off product like soap... Maybe?
Hi Turmeric is good for skin as anti septic and anti fungal.. we Indian ladies apply turmeric to face and feet on every Friday and festivals . It is good for skin ... During marriages ( across all regions of India ) we have a one day ceremony for Haldi ( Turmeric) where we apply lots of Turmeric to the bride and groom .
Wow! I was curious as to why your bars were that hard. I've cut plenty of times within 6 hours of making a loaf but yours was over the top hard so I calculated your recipe on my lye calculator I made. You SF'd at slightly more then 5% (Mainly cause of your oil amounts). You may be calling that a water discount (only cause others call it a water discount) but in my book you used ALOT of water which was a little more then 2.5x lye at 72.43% water. Nothing wrong with that. It just adds to the mystery and intrigue of why the incredibly hard bar of soap. Normally, when lye heavy it would be crusty on the edges. I saw no crust and your recipe was not lye heavy and perfectly in range unlike many recipes I see online. Shea butter can make it harden quicker because it saponifies faster but you only used 10%. So, ladies and gentleman, the result of my test is you have an incredibly well made bar of soap! Ohhhh, it just dawned on me why the large amount of water. Your coconut oil is 40.1%. Is that the reason? Nice soap by the way. I like it and the recipe and very good job sir. You make the complicated simple.
Thanks! Actually, most like calculators are calling for about 25% more water than I use normally. That's why I call it a water discount. The oil / lye ratio is still the same for roughly a 5.5% super fat. It's act6a little higher. We went a little over on a couple of the oils but nothing major. I think the additives and shea butter are the culprit honestly. So far I'm really liking the way this came out. Just wish it was slightly softer for the cut. But I can work that out easily enough 😁
@@unclejonssoap Try some vegetable glycerin. Don't know why but that will soften it up. For a loaf the size your doing, about 8-10 drops will do. Thats great for confirmation! I calculated 4.9 SF BUT Your olive oil was 50.2% and your coconut was 40.1% so thats pretty cool to hear you say you went over on the oil. Makes me feel pretty good cause I made the best lye calculator in the world.
Hay Man!!! Get fresh turmeric. or dry but ungrounded turmeric. Just cobble it and put it in required quantity of water. boil it well then stain it. you would get colour and ingredients of turmeric but not crumbs. Then prepare lye in that water. you would get very smooth texture . stay blessed. 😍
I actually prefer the all in one videos. I wanna know how the soap turns out without having to watch a second video. I watch all your videos anyway so I guess it doesn't much matter. Lol. But that's just what I prefer. Prep, mix, pour, cut all in one vid. Lol
This is nice. Maybe my next batch will include turmeric. (which I pronounce "ter mer ic" BTW). What would happen if I used ground cinnamon? It would add scent and the grains.... Or not?
Hello there John. I am a newbie and I had a quick question about your water and lye amounts in the recipe. What you put for the water and lye amounts work out to a 27.5% lye concentration. Is that high amount of water due to the high amount of coconut oil? Don't be mad at me but is there a chance that the 23.64oz number is actually the total weight of the lye solution and that the water amount is only 14.64oz which would give you a 38% lye solution?
I see you use plastic to Kia your lye in at times. I was fearful it would melt or put chemicals into the lye from the plastic. So looks like it is okay…right?
Plastic trash bags from sam's club. They're a 30 gallon light commercial trash can liners that most big box stores (BJ's, Sam's, Costco,etc..) should have.
Hi, you could try using wild turmeric (curcuma aromatica) . It doesn't stain, and gives a nice aroma. It is also super good to the skin. It is a bit paler in color in comparison to curcuma longa. Additional fact is that any kind of turmeric with long term use controls hair growth on the areas applied
Unfortunately, were not set up for that right now. This stuff doesn't stain when used in these proportions (thank goodness!) but had no discernable scent. Maybe will try it someday 😁
@@unclejonssoap wild turmeric isn't used for cooking due to its bitter taste. It is used only for skincare, especially for reducing excessive body/facial hair and treating acne. For cooking we use the regular turmeric (curcuma longa). We add only a pinch or two to add color and flavour and also to protect the gut and mouth from ulcers. I am vegetarian, so don't know much about cooking meat, but we can add it to everything we make from curries to veggies to meat. Hope this helps!!
New soaper, I love your channel because you encourage simple. Nothing fancy or elaborate, just what I need.
Freshly ground black pepper! Works great with turmeric soap, for that added bit of exfoliation. I'm starting up my soap business and this will be a soap I offer. I use half beef tallow and half shea butter in my recipe. Finalizing my recipe and tweaks now. I have grown my own turmeric for a few years, and working on the peppercorn plant. Thanks for the video, nice to see others recognize the use for turmeric in soap!
Ive watched a few of your videos and here is my 2 cents.-
Every "stand out" good teacher I can recall in my life has also, at times, annoyed me by over communicating. So, whatever people may think about the number of words that come out of your mouth while filming one of your videos sharing your knowledge and your time amounts to nothing but a fart in the wind because everyone here knows one thing for sure..that YOU are a great teacher. That is why we are here. Thank you.
I like when you talk, I’m very new to making soaps 🧼 and I am soaking up your words like a sponge 🧽 Thank you and your family for being TRUE and helping your neighbors!!!
Don't worry, a lot of us like to hear you run on lol, you honest and share exactly what you think about things, exactly why I started watching you lol.
🤣 will I appreciate that. I've tried making things less wordy but I'm failing...lol
I think I'm going to give this soap a go, only calculating in some red palm oil to enhance the natural turmeric colour. Thank you for the recipe, Uncle Jon.
Love that you give it to us straight without a bunch of fluff! Knowledge based on experience is invaluable! Love watching your videos!
Side note: sooo refreshing to see a male soaper!!!
Thanks to you and your videos my wife and I have been making soap for aprox. six months now, and we love it! Thank you for the video's and just for keeping it real.
Awesome!
Thanks again John for the simplicity in soap making. It's not rocket science.
I do a turmeric, chamomile and Calendula bar (i infuse the oils with all 3) I don't add any extra fragrance or colour and it is a beautiful shade of yellow. It is also a great seller :-)
Doesn't turmeric stain your skin yellow?
@@rymalia I have never had that happen, but assume it may have a slight stain if way too much is used
If used at full strength (just mixing with water or oil and nothing else) it has the pot6to stain lightly...lol. But it's not a concern at this strength in soap. 😁
Your camera skills and voice volume are just fine.
Thanks!
I liked getting the whole start to finish with the cutting on same video. Being able to see finished product on same video is great
Also tumeric w/lemon & tumeric, lemon and aloe vera are very good facial soaps for scars or dark spot removal.
I know you made this video six months ago yeah I had a comment for you. And I made turmeric soap and split off extra batter and put even more turmeric in it for a squirrel inside the soap and it came out darker in the middle with the swirl and it looks amazing. Just thought I’d share that with you. Blessings for a great week.
Wow lovely soap Recipe....
I am an Indian , we Indians add turmeric in all dishes . We have ubtan powder where we mix rice flour, gram flour and some Ayurvedic items and rose petals and Turmeric, this powder is good for skin.
Turmeric in soap is a great idea . It has beauty benefits and anti septic , anti fungal benefits.....
I will prepare in my next batch of soap( Soap making is my hobby, I don’t sell , rather I gift to my friends and family)😍
Thank you for the recipe 😃👍👍🙏
That's great!
Maybe cedarwood scent? Feels like it would match the color. Or maybe vanilla sandalwood?? Sounds like it would smell nice
We consume almost 2 tea spoons of turmeric in our food every day here in India, we use it in every kind of food pretty much! Super food right there 💛
Love love love this soap! I am not a professional and made this for family & friends. I did something wrong and it started to set up fast. I was able to save most of the batch and get it into individual molds. I am going to try again and follow the recipe exactly. Its nice looking as it cures and the lather/suds are phenomenal. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and recipe! I mite be able to give it as Christmas gifts. ❤
Pumice soaked the water 💦 up. As a farmer 👨🏾🌾 pumice is used to soak up water and oxygen and release it slowly in the soil. Your channel is 10/10. The random rabbit 🐇 🕳 and knowledge perfect.
APRIL2024 was the first time that I saw this video, and so far I must say that this is one of those videos that really make sense. I'm a Newbie artisan soap. Thank you for sharing the ingredients and computation 🥰🥰🥰
Uncle Jon, you rock, as a new soaper, you make it so easy for us to understand without being so uptight and nervous, you know what I'm talking about, lol, but thank you so very much 😉
I wish it didn’t lighten upon curing. I love the dark rich colour
I still think it looks good and warm. We may try a little more later on. I just don't want them to be too strong or stain things...lol
Hi, I love your videos and make things so simple and easy. In India we make face mask made out of Turmeric and sandal wood powder and as a soap maker i have used this combination along with Sandalwood essential oil. It really goes very well together. Its warm, relaxing and also unisex. Hope you will try it out. Cheers
I did make turmeric soap and added frankincense oil, it turned out nice.
About to make tuneric soap so thanks for the tips
Excellent video Uncle John.
I would most probably add a bit of ginger essential oil to this turmeric soap.
One thing I learned last batch 2 weeks ago. 1st time usin liquid oils so fer us newer soapers weigh yer liquid oil separately. The last batch is probably 12% overfat. Took a week before I could unmold and cut. But once it sweats all it wants to it should be very " moisturizing " Olive oil soap
Love the simplicity!! Also thank you for sharing your recipe, wow I didn’t expect Shea butter 😃 but it’s great for the skin indeed! Greetings from The Netherlands!
My favorite channel my favorite turmeric I always make sure that I have it in my home
😍walnut shell powder is good too. I added some to my soap. When I have a hard loaf I cut one by one.
Thank u very much uncle for your time and patience I am trying your receipe
Thanks Jon & Meaghan. I'm new to soap making and after watching a ton of informative but complicated videos I really appreciate how you simplify the entire process and you constantly remind us to keep it simply and don't make it complicated. Thanks again! Oh and BTW...I clicked the link even though you said "Don't lick this"...LOL!
Reverse psychology 🤣👍 This is my other channel account I'm responding from BTW.
I love your channel you're a great mentor
I always wonder if you cover your new pours...or do you just let them sit uncovered on the counter? I’m not super clear on why and when you’d cover/not cover. Thanks!
I don't cover them. I used to because someone told me that I HAD to...lol. If you want a full gel you would cover. But... You have to be careful not to overheat the soap. Even then, you may not get a full gel. I would rather just let the soap do what it's going to do 😁
I know you might have mentioned it before but I just want to ask what's that you're using for linings in your mouldings. Thank you very much. I'm a big fan.
They're clear yeah can liners. Light duty. I can get them in bulk at a wholesale club like Sam's club. I can get 8 liners per bag.
@@unclejonssoap Thank you for the reply. More power to you.
I like your viedos, no matter how long. Grate job Jon!
Thanks! Have you watched any of our "Don't be a jerk" videos?
This is a great video...thanks. Very easy to follow. I was eyeing the Uncle Joe’s mugs. I think I want one of those too
Working on finding a new supplier for mugs😁
A fireside fragrance would be awesome with turmeric. Great video!
I do turmeric soap and they are really nice
Hi thanks for the great information. But I hope it’s ok if I ask how bars can you get from your recipe?
So you weigh all the oils into the same vessel? Do you just tare between each oil? Tyty
Lovely piece of work.
I have never made that kind of soap and strokes me how liquid the resulting mixture gets. Is it because of the turmeric?
Every time I have made soap, it thickens little after the trace point. Is there something I can do to maintain my mix more fluidic?
Thanks for sharing!
Good Job John!
New to soap making, would you say it is better to mix your own oils or purchase blocks from Crafters Choice and add in your own scents?
Nice I tried your recipe it’s a great bar of soap!!!
Could you use ground oatmeal instead of pumice and keep the rest the same?
Thanks for the video!
You can! But in most cases it's not going to have the same effect.
Awesome recipe love turmeric and your channel, I have olive oil but it is expired, is it safe to use it for making soap?
Yes it's ok to use.
Hello John I just beginners..I got one that comes out.good.and spoiled two..I have a pic of the one that spoiled.how can I send it to u see if u can tell what I did wrong
unclejonssoap@gmail.com
Sir, how does Turmeric help the face?.THANK YOU for all the great vids..Talk on for we learn.💪👍
It's a slight exfoliate and some people say it helps with inflammation. Not sure about the second part when it comes to a rinse off product like soap... Maybe?
@@unclejonssoap Thank you for Quick response 👍💪
Hi Turmeric is good for skin as anti septic and anti fungal.. we Indian ladies apply turmeric to face and feet on every Friday and festivals . It is good for skin ...
During marriages ( across all regions of India ) we have a one day ceremony for Haldi ( Turmeric) where we apply lots of Turmeric to the bride and groom .
Can you please share some ideas for sensitive skin?
Can vegetable oil be used in soap making
It can but may take some experimentation. Most of the time, it's not known what type of vegetable it comes from and is a blend.
I like your idea
Would it be good to add the turmeric to the lye water and then adding it to the soap?
is the pumice you use pumice powder? hand cleanser?
Thanks sir
Wow!
I was curious as to why your bars were that hard. I've cut plenty of times within 6 hours of making a loaf but yours was over the top hard so I calculated your recipe on my lye calculator I made.
You SF'd at slightly more then 5% (Mainly cause of your oil amounts).
You may be calling that a water discount (only cause others call it a water discount) but in my book you used ALOT of water which was a little more then 2.5x lye at 72.43% water. Nothing wrong with that. It just adds to the mystery and intrigue of why the incredibly hard bar of soap.
Normally, when lye heavy it would be crusty on the edges. I saw no crust and your recipe was not lye heavy and perfectly in range unlike many recipes I see online.
Shea butter can make it harden quicker because it saponifies faster but you only used 10%.
So, ladies and gentleman, the result of my test is you have an incredibly well made bar of soap!
Ohhhh, it just dawned on me why the large amount of water. Your coconut oil is 40.1%.
Is that the reason?
Nice soap by the way. I like it and the recipe and very good job sir. You make the complicated simple.
Thanks! Actually, most like calculators are calling for about 25% more water than I use normally. That's why I call it a water discount. The oil / lye ratio is still the same for roughly a 5.5% super fat. It's act6a little higher. We went a little over on a couple of the oils but nothing major. I think the additives and shea butter are the culprit honestly. So far I'm really liking the way this came out. Just wish it was slightly softer for the cut. But I can work that out easily enough 😁
@@unclejonssoap
Try some vegetable glycerin.
Don't know why but that will soften it up.
For a loaf the size your doing, about 8-10 drops will do.
Thats great for confirmation!
I calculated 4.9 SF
BUT
Your olive oil was 50.2%
and your coconut was 40.1%
so thats pretty cool to hear you say you went over on the oil.
Makes me feel pretty good cause I made the best lye calculator in the world.
I can't wait to try that.
thank you for a great video
What is the dimensions of the mould you have,
Hay Man!!! Get fresh turmeric. or dry but ungrounded turmeric. Just cobble it and put it in required quantity of water. boil it well then stain it. you would get colour and ingredients of turmeric but not crumbs. Then prepare lye in that water. you would get very smooth texture . stay blessed. 😍
I'll check it out. Although, I really like the textured soap.
what do you cover it with when it cures
Nothing
Cardamom would be the perfect smell with turmeric!
In my country we say Kurkuma :)
Hi there... what grit of pumice do you use?
This is fine grit. Almost undetectable at first when washing with it. But it works well without actually damaging the skin on the face.
@@unclejonssoap thank you!!
Will bentonite clay be just as hard as pumice to cut the soap?
I use charcoal as my scrub.
how long do you let it set before cutting
About a day... Sometimes 2.
I actually prefer the all in one videos. I wanna know how the soap turns out without having to watch a second video. I watch all your videos anyway so I guess it doesn't much matter. Lol. But that's just what I prefer. Prep, mix, pour, cut all in one vid. Lol
It's nice to watch that way for sure. It's just harder to put together..lol. Remembering to do it the next day doesn't always happen 🤣
Is temperature a big factor in soap making?
How do you make that soap cutter sir..what measurements and materials needed for that
This cutter can be purchased at woodskin.ru
What kind of paper so you have to line the mold
I use plastic trash bags. The clear lightweight kind. They work great and I get 8 liners or bag.
i love your video i want to make turmeric soap
how to make sea moss soap with recipe
love this soap one of my biggest selling bars tfs
I would have thought turmeric would stain your skin yellow!
Why would you think that?
It dosent stain I use it everyday!
How much tumeric is added?
Hello, do you sell your soap for private label?
We sure do! If you'd like more information, feel free to email me at unclejonssoap@gmail.com
This is nice. Maybe my next batch will include turmeric. (which I pronounce "ter mer ic" BTW). What would happen if I used ground cinnamon? It would add scent and the grains.... Or not?
Gotta be careful. I know for a fact cinnamon tends to irritate the skin when used in soap.
@@unclejonssoap good to know! Thank you.
Love your videos, very informative. I say tur-mur-ick. You asked.
Thanks for sharing!
Can people buy these from you?
Very soon!😁
Oú as tu acheté ton coupe savon il est top
I added a red dye to mine. Lol after lye.. it turned blue.. it was so funny. No other has ever done it
what about wrapping the soap
I have a video for how I package my soaps too😁
Hello there John. I am a newbie and I had a quick question about your water and lye amounts in the recipe. What you put for the water and lye amounts work out to a 27.5% lye concentration. Is that high amount of water due to the high amount of coconut oil? Don't be mad at me but is there a chance that the 23.64oz number is actually the total weight of the lye solution and that the water amount is only 14.64oz which would give you a 38% lye solution?
I don't think so but I'll take a look in the morning when I get too the shop 😁 Not mad at all..lol
Sandlewood or blood orange fragrance
Or a lovely warm amber fragrance.
sandalwood fragrance
What a great video....
I have a stupid question.. once lines in it why not cut with a knife?
A knife can be used but is very inaccurate for bigger cuts and much harder on your hands.
I make Tumeric soap. I bloom it with a little water before I put it in.
This one bloomed like crazy as soon as we added the lye water...lol. It was a little shocking at first 🤣
how do i get your cutting tool thank you
woodskin.ru
@@unclejonssoap THANK YOU
I really like your VIDEOS did subscribe cause I want to see more
I see you use plastic to Kia your lye in at times. I was fearful it would melt or put chemicals into the lye from the plastic. So looks like it is okay…right?
Yep!
Love you Channel :)
What plastic did you use on your wood mold?
Plastic trash bags from sam's club. They're a 30 gallon light commercial trash can liners that most big box stores (BJ's, Sam's, Costco,etc..) should have.
I already subscribed!
Dont you have to add ashes?
Nope! What would the ashes do?
how much do you charge for a bar of soap?
$6 for a single, $16.50 for 3, $32 for 6, and a loaf for $32 unwrapped.
Hi, you could try using wild turmeric (curcuma aromatica) . It doesn't stain, and gives a nice aroma. It is also super good to the skin. It is a bit paler in color in comparison to curcuma longa. Additional fact is that any kind of turmeric with long term use controls hair growth on the areas applied
Unfortunately, were not set up for that right now. This stuff doesn't stain when used in these proportions (thank goodness!) but had no discernable scent. Maybe will try it someday 😁
Also, do you know anything about cooking with either type? I'm wondering what I can do with each type in some dishes 😁
@@unclejonssoap wild turmeric isn't used for cooking due to its bitter taste. It is used only for skincare, especially for reducing excessive body/facial hair and treating acne. For cooking we use the regular turmeric (curcuma longa). We add only a pinch or two to add color and flavour and also to protect the gut and mouth from ulcers. I am vegetarian, so don't know much about cooking meat, but we can add it to everything we make from curries to veggies to meat. Hope this helps!!
Exact measurements pls,thank you
It's funny that something like oats can be super abrasive
What's the measurements?
Which measurements?