Easy way to make VIRGIN COCONUT Oil at home for your family I How to I step-by-step guide

INGREDIENTS: 10 mature coconuts and 2 L tsp water only

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Steps for virgin coconut oil:

Separate coconut flesh from shells, cleanse with water and chop them up roughly. Next, add water and coconut pieces to your blender and blend till coconut milk is visible. Strain to extract coconut milk into a bowl. Set coconut milk on your counter top for 2-3 days, or until milk has 2 layers and ferments. Then place bowl in the fridge or freezer till top layer is hardened. That should take about 2-4 hours in the fridge and 30-45 minutes in the freezer.
Next, separate top layer from the water beneath it and cook top layer on low-medium heat setting till the cream and curd crystallize, Brown, and the oil is free from moisture. Cooking should take 20-30 minutes, stirring periodically. Lastly, strain the oil, using a fine strainer.

Steps for coconut body scrub:

Blend crystallized/cream and curd till finely coarse, with similar texture of granulated sugar, and pour into a mixing bowl. Add 3 tablespoons of granulated sugar, and 1/4 cup pure honey and stir till combined. To use coconut scrub, to exfoliate your skin, take a pinch of the scrub and begin to gently rub onto your hands, arms, feet and legs for about 1 minute, and rinse off. This treatment should leave your skin feeling smooth, soft, deeply moisturized, refreshed, and brand new. Your skin will be visibly supple, and moisturized.
DO NOT USE SCRUB TO EXFOLIATE YOUR FACE.
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[rodescobarcan]

In my hometown in the Philippines, we grated the coconut and we don't ferment but some do it, like my mom. We make coconut oil the same process and the cooked curd is used to garnish our rice cake by adding sugar. Coconut milk also is used to make a coconut jam by adding cane sugar and this becomes a bread spread like peanut butter. And the grated leftover, we do some coconut candies and also as feeds for our hogs.

[majdafayj]

This is truly the content that deserves to be liked, no promotions, no lies, just pure natural beauty shared from inside out. I like this lady she is really magical ♥️👌👍

[Gibbsy]

She did an amazing job. I’m Guyanese and we always made this when we have new born babies for their skin, buying coconut oil was not a thing. 🙌🏽🙌🏽

[vertibelleclarke]

As a child I learnt how to make coconut oil here in Jamaica. I am grateful to you for sharing this method. Back then, we would boil it until the water dries out. Now I know what to do, skim the ccream off from the top and boil same. We uspally eat the custard or that brown part that is left after boiling the oil. I now know that it can be made into a scrub.

[justoparrasantana]

Ms. Nanaaba, high five for you !!!!
You did so simple, easy, and clean extraction of coconut oil. Your job is done, and it is appreciated.
Thank you a lot, you deserve it.

[johnkojopoku]

I'm soo proud of my nephew helping Mommy. Cheers to you all 🎉🎉🎉

[cryptotasha]

This is one of the best videos I've have seen regarding coconut oil. I love the fact that you incorporate how not to waste or throw out any part of the coconut. A longer video would be nice for those who truly want to learn how to use every part of the coconut.

[maureengayle-nembhard]

Thanks so much. The coconut is so versatile. Here in Jamaica, pigs and chickens are fed with whats left after the milk is extracted.It can also be sweetened and spices such as nutmeg and cinnamon added afterwhich it is baked in a pastry cup made from dough. Sweet treat. 😋

Shells are used to make jewellery and hair accessories.
Keep on sharing. 👍👍

[learnersense]

I like the way she presents and expresses.

[amarie]

I have to give you ALL the hearts for this video ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you 🙏🏽

[tojestical]

The whole process of this preparation is just mind blowing, the byproduct being used for oil, flour, pedicure, body scrub etc. Nothing goes to waste. Thanks for sharing!

[nanetterivera]

What a helpful son, so wonderful of you to pitch in to make light work for your mom! Bless you all & thanks for sharing!

[mem]

Big ups to Alte for helping mom and also to dad for filming the coconut scrub. A family that films together makes the best videos!

[sandraholder]

Absolutely love this video.
Been making this oil for years. But never have I seen it heard of using the by product . Awesome idea. You did great.

[mahoganyx]

Wonderful seeing your son helping in this video will have to check out the rest very interest. Thank you for sharing 🙏🏿🖤✌🏾💯

[benahinkur]

This is one of the most helpful, zero-waste and enjoyable video I have seen so far. Thank you for your knowledge and wisdom Nanaaba 🙂

[capstone]

Excellent! You can drink the juice of the coconut, burn the shells to repel mosquitoes, use the water from the milk for a mani-pedi, make oil, use the left over coconut to make flour & use the curd to make a scrub. Btw, the actual coconut outer husk is also useful.

[Angel_Hearted]

Love idea of your son helping, I'm encouraging my son to be independent and mindful of those who will try to use you if you allow them.

[dionnedesouza]

May God bless your young man and all of you all x❤️ we are living in very wasteful times so your teaching on how to make use of the by products are what make this video sublime!!
One of the best videos I've ever watched on utube. Thank you x

[NaturalHealingGuides]

You are a beautiful soul Nana. We love you. Excellent job.