Boric Acid 25kg
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Infused Essential oils
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Coffee Butter
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Coffee butter is a creamy, spreadable substance made from coffee beans or coffee oil that resembles traditional butter in texture and consistency. It is typically produced by combining coffee extract or coffee-infused oil with a solid fat, such as coconut oil or cocoa butter, through a process called emulsification. The resulting coffee butter often retains the aroma and flavor of coffee, making it a popular ingredient in culinary applications and beauty products. It can be used as a spread, added to baked goods, incorporated into desserts, or utilized in skincare formulations for its potential moisturizing and antioxidant properties.
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Uses of Coffee butter
- Culinary Uses:
- Spread: Coffee butter can be used as a spread on toast, bagels, or pastries, providing a rich and aromatic coffee flavor.
- Baking: It can be used as an ingredient in various baked goods like cookies, cakes, brownies, or muffins to add a distinct coffee taste.
- Topping: Coffee butter can be melted and drizzled over desserts like ice cream, pancakes, waffles, or French toast.
- Coffee flavoring: It can be added to beverages like hot chocolate, smoothies, or milkshakes to enhance the coffee flavor.
- Cosmetic Uses:
- Skincare: Coffee butter is used in skincare products like moisturizers, body butters, and lip balms due to its potential moisturizing and antioxidant properties.
- Haircare: It can be found in haircare products such as conditioners or hair masks to provide nourishment and hydration to the hair.
- Massage: Coffee butter is used in massage products due to its smooth texture and coffee aroma, which can enhance the relaxation experience.
- Lip Care: It is commonly used in lip balms or lip scrubs to moisturize and soften the lips while providing a subtle coffee scent.
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