strength resin or directly into the aqueous pulp slurry is by first emulsifying the lecithin in aqueous ammonia water such as an emulsion containing 5 parts lecithin 4 parts aqua ammonia of 26 baume and 91 parts of water the molded pulp products and various paper products of this invention are made by conventional techniques except that a small quantity of lecithin is used together with the epoxidized polyamide wet strength resin in the aqueous pulp slurry in making such products illustratively the molded pulp products can be made by depositing pulp fibers from a slurry on to a foraminous e g wire mesh mold there can be single or multiple molds which can be fixed or as part of a conveyer so that a continuous operation can be realized molds on a conveyer often involve a rotating cylinder with suitable porting connections wet preforms from the initial mold are often pressed to a desired thickness and then dried under restraint between matched heated dies or in an oven the drying process will vary depending upon the density of the finished product but can vary from about 1 to about 3 minutes the thickness of the molded pulp products can vary over a wide range such as that of about 0 1 inch to about 0 4 inch briefly in the production of various papers including paperboard the paper furnish after stock preparation and proper dilution is usually sent to the paper machine through one or.