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Commento di 2OfDiamonds

Yes, that is what soap is made from!

Fat

Soap is derived from either vegetable or animal fats. Sodium tallowate, a common ingredient in many soaps, is derived from rendered beef fat. Soap can also be made of vegetable oils, such as palm oil, and the product is typically softer. If soap is made from pure olive oil it may be called Castile soap or Marseille soap. Castile is also sometimes applied to soaps with a mix of oils, but a high percentage of olive oil.

An array of oils and butters are used in the process such as olive, coconut, palm, cocoa butter, hemp oil and shea butter to provide different qualities. For example, olive oil provides mildness in soap; coconut oil provides lots of lather; while coconut and palm oils provide hardness. Sometimes castor oil can also be used as an ebullient. Most common, though, is a combination of coconut, palm, and olive oils.

*edit* I dont like this quote, but it does give more info, im against those practices myself.

Uses

Muktuk, (the Inuit/Eskimo word for blubber) formed an important part of the traditional diets of the Inuit and other northernly peoples because of its high energy value. Seal blubber has large amounts of Vitamin E, selenium, and other anti-oxidants that hinder oxidation, which slows the formation of the free radicals that start a wide variety of diseases. The positive effects of consuming blubber can be seen in Greenland; in Uummannaq for example, a hunting district with 3000 residents, no deaths due to cardiovascular diseases occurred in the 1970s. However, emigrants to Denmark have contracted the same diseases as the rest of the population. The average 70-year-old Inuit with a traditional diet of whale and seal has arteries as elastic as that of a 20-year-old Danish resident.

One of the major reasons for the whaling trade was the collection of whale blubber. This was rendered down into oil in try pots or later, in vats on factory ships. The oil could be then used in the manufacture of soap, leather, and cosmetics. Whale oil was also used in candles as wax, and in oil lamps as fuel.

Blue whales can yield blubber harvests up to 50 tons.

Commento di 186192

All I thought of when I found this was "Fight Club"

Commento di 166878

Ye olde soap would have been made with animal fat modern is usually some kind of plant oil.

Commento di 628161

This guys is such an easy kill. I found him at location 31-78 nrth west of Scalliwag Point. (other side of island) He was swimming,

Commento di forbjok

What exactly is a "blubber"?

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