Recipe for Coconut cannabis oil

Are you tempted to try something new in the kitchen, something that is healthy and will absolutely enrich your cooking? Then you should try coconut cannabis oil. Don’t know how to make it? Good thing we have the perfect guide for you.

What is coconut cannabis oil most often used for?

This oil, like cannabis itself, is very versatile. If we were just talking about the kitchen, this cannabis oil is much more usable than, say, cannabis butter.

Still, this is the ingredient you’ll use most in the kitchen, and you’ll cook both ordinary dishes and lavish restaurant masterpieces with it.

But a good example would be tea or a smoothie. In both cases, coconut cannabis oil can come in handy and its taste will make the experience a little better. Plus, it’s a very good way to absorb important substances (cannabinoids).

It is also possible to mix this oil with aloe juice or beeswax. This will give you an ideal skin emollient medium.

Recipe for coconut cannabis oil

The most important thing for this oil is a quality variety with THC content. Then, once you have the material ready, it is not necessary to use only buds. You can then also put leaves, stems, just any pieces of the plant into this imaginary cauldron.

But enough talk, let’s see the recipe.

Ingredients:

• 200g/215ml coconut oil
• 50g cannabis ( any plant material)
• crock pot, or a pot of water and a large metal bowl
• large bowl
• colander
• shredder
• rubber gloves

Instructions

Use 200g of cannabis oil as a base.

1. First, decarboxylate the cannabis.
2. Crush all the plant material. For large quantities of cannabis, you can use a shredder.
3. Set your crock pot on low heat. If you don’t have a crock pot, take one pot to start heating water at a low temperature. Then put a metal bowl on top of it in which you will melt the cannabis oil.
4. Put the crushed material into the oil.
5. Add 1.5 liter of water to dilute. The water filters out the chlorophyll and prevents the cannabinoids from evaporating.
6. Adjust to about medium heat and stir for an hour.
7. After an hour, lower the heat and cook like this for 2-4 hours (more stirring = more potency).
8. After about 4 hours, remove the pot from the stove and let cool.
9. Strain the cooked mixture into a larger pot.
10. Put the pot in the fridge and cover with something (the cold will separate the water from the oil).
11. Remove the oil crust by hand and pour off the water.
12. If you find a residue of plant material in the oil, you can melt the mixture again and strain it through a sieve. Then let it cool again.
13. And you have your own coconut cannabis oil.

Dosage and decarboxylation of cannabis

Decarboxylation prepares the plant material for further processing. The dosing of the oil itself is a bit tricky. There are certain factors that matter. These include the tolerance of the cannabis smell, weight, metabolism, but also the strength of the final product. There is no ideal amount that applies to everything equally.

So let’s say you use one gram of quality cannabis that contains 20% THC (200mg) to produce 200g of oil. A teaspoon (13 grams) of coconut oil would then contain 13mg of THC. If you use other plant material, the potency will be somewhat lower.

Does cannabis coconut oil cause a high?

Yes. If you have made cannabis oil as directed and with a strong enough variety, the desired effect will occur. But keep in mind that the edibles start to take effect later than if you smoke a classic blunt.

Allow for the fact that the effect may take a few hours, but usually two. The effect lasts 4-5 hours, but of course it can last longer. It is therefore advisable not to take this oil before going to work. Your boss might not be happy 😀

Coconut cannabis oil vs cannabis butter

You would think that these are similar products, but they are not. We’ll tell you why coconut hemp oil is better than hemp butter.

Compared to butter, the oil is a 100% plant-based product, with no dairy. It is therefore suitable for vegans and lactose intolerant people. At room temperature, the oil is in the same state of solidity, making it better for storage and better for creating other products, such as creams. Compared to butter, it does not go rancid and its consistency makes it suitable for making capsules.

Which strain to choose for making coconut cannabis oil?

It is certainly best to choose varieties with a high THC content. So the ideal strain would be Paradox, Megaton or Tokamak.

Now you have all the information available. So there’s nothing to wait for. If you have all the ingredients, you can try this quality work and then tell what coconut cannabis oil actually is.