Soap And Pineapple On My Mind

Those small leftover bits of bath soaps drive me crazy... Others in my household just open a new one as soon as the used one is like less than half its original size... I'm the only one who keeps using it till the end, so it's like I never know how it feels to use a brand new bar of soap... And I know you meant angel food cake mix...

I like your simple plan for cake mix and pineapple fast and easy. I make pineapple muffins. I like making new soap bars, as don't like to throw anything away.

I try to buy fresh pineapples, but it is a hit or miss for it to be a good one. So when I absolutely need it to be good, I use the canned. I don't buy it a lot, but I have used it in a fruit salad, or for skewering with meat for shish kabobs. Bath soap - we only have bar soap at the bathroom sink - and that's only if anyone wants to use it - we all use the liquid soaps. So a bar of soap will last a long, long time that we don't even get to the point of a small bit .

I have never recycled my bath soap. I would not mind doing it for my boyfriend I use body wash.

I am hungry at the moment and pineapple cake sounds so nice. I make an ice-cream topping using crushed pineapple, mandarin segments and a spoonful of marmalade. You drain the mandarin segments then thicken the mixture with cornflour.

Its not the season of pineapple so I think the most convenient to provide the pineapple are the one in can. About bath soap, I don't know how to do it, but what I do is to water them in the plants.

I use canned pineapple mostly in cooking chicken dishes such as adobo and pininyahang manok. The tiny bits of soap, I use them in washing my panties.

I eat only fresh fruit and avoid canned. I never recycle bath soap. I am not much help!

My mother-in-law always would put in a small container all the small left-overs of the soaps and it has been there for years already . They're actually begining to darken .

I seldom use canned pineapples .. but when I do, I add it to my meat marinades .. And I've never recycled soaps .. .. I throw out those bits .. but that's a great idea to collect them and make new bars of soaps ..

I sometimes use it for cooking chicken curry; or as a dessert itself; for bath soap, I stick (press) the small pieces together; when dried up, they form a bigger soap which can be used as handsoap.

I thought you had Soap Pen and Pineapple Pen... To answer your questions, I use canned pineapples in salads and its juice as meat marinade... I don't recycle bits of soap. When they're too thin for me, I get a new one. However, I've seen my family combine small bits of soap...

Hehehehe @hereandthere I don't recycle my soap bath, if they are thin I will just throw them away. Sometimes I am guilty of doing so but I am lazy to recycle them. Pineapples? I used them on food. Pata Tim, I love it with pineapples.

I don't have the skill set for either of these things. Certainly, I like anything with pineapples, but not to attempt a cake. The soap ends I throw away. Too much trouble to try and recycle it. Sorry, as much as I like to develop my skills, I do like the comforts of my supermarket too.

Never tried making one myself.

I grill the canned pineapple slices and serve them with baked ham. For what concern soap leftover, I chop the pieces. I melt the pieces in hot water and stir until melted. Then I pour the melted soap in molds, I cover with plastic wrap and I let them dry 24 hours. So you have new soaps from old leftovers.

I dont actually, I bake canned pineapple now and then, but we use liquid soaps not bar

there's many simple recipes to be found, aint there? yepperz, ya can melt the soap down, pour 'nto whate'er container ya got'n let cool. 's fer the pineapples? i fear i cannot partake'n that joy any longer.

Mostly I just eat the pineapple out of the can. I don't recycle soap bits, I throw them out.

That sounds easy and delicious.