Goat Milk Soap
A couple in Meriwether County, Georgia are producing homemade soap with a little help from their livestock. Ryan Naquin explains.
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Great piece on a fabulous business! Linda and Bob Seymour are Georgia treasures. Loved the segment. Hope to see a lot more Georgia Made Georgia Grown products on the show!
i want to learn how to make soaps… I like their business!
Glad you all enjoyed the story! It really is a neat operation.
i love their soaps!!
Love your video & story. Meriwether County looks so pretty. I also make handmade soap (including goats milk) here in my kitchen in Sydney Australia & love making it. Your goats are so beautiful. You have such a great business happening and obviously very successful – good luck to you both!
this looks amazing to bathe with! i admit i use body wash that is laden with tons of chemicals and perfumes but this is making me change my mind. looks so creamy.
Sounds like I’ll have to try some of that soap
really awesome! this is what i plan to do except i also want to have sheep. instead of goats milk soap it will be sheep’s milk soap