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FAQ
Saute veggies, seafood, or meat in cannabis-infused cooking oil. Stir a tablespoon of cannabis-infused butter into your coffee, or add a tablespoon of infused coconut oil to your smoothie. Better yet: Shake up your cocktails with CBD oil. It doesn't take much CBD in your drink to get the benefits, either.
Cannabis is fat-soluble, which means it must bind to fat molecules in order to be digested; it's not possible to make fat-free edibles. The best oil for making cannabis cooking oil is olive oil, coconut oil, or avocado oil.
Our weed oil recipe is made with a 1-to-1 ratio: 1 cup of oil and 7 grams (about 1 cup) of ground cannabis. This ratio estimates that a teaspoon contains three to five milligrams of THC. When you're ready to eat the edible cannabis oil, dose each dish by using a teaspoon of oil.
If cannabis oil is exposed to higher temperatures, the oil may lose some of its taste and potency, while if it is exposed to light, it can become darker in colour due to the process of oxidation and again can lose potency.
On the topic of potency, increase your infusion time for stronger infusions. Most of our basic infusion recipes direct you to infuse for 2 hours, but here's a hot tip: 2 hours is just the starting point! You can infuse your liquids for much longer to increase the potency of your end product.