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Another firecracker question...

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by Savier, Feb 8, 2009.

  1. #1 Savier, Feb 8, 2009
    ok so after my first experience with the firecracker I fell in love with it, so what happened was I was at my friends house and I had time to get everything ready ( meaning the cracker and everything is made) but didn't have enough time to cook it.. So what I did was rapped it in tin foil and put it in my glove compartment of my car, now keep in mind that I live in MN where it's cold over night.. So to get to my point, will the cracker still be good to cook say in a day or so when my parents are gone? And also does jiff peanut butter work for f.c.'s because I know skippy doesn't so I'm just curious if jiff does or doesn't..
     
  2. #2 cryptix420, Feb 8, 2009
    Eh, it will work ok, but if you want maximum potency you need to go with something like Nutella, since it has a much higher fat content, and THC is fat soluble.

    The cold temperatures shouldn't be a problem.
     
  3. #3 PsXtreme, Feb 8, 2009
    The cold I would think would actually be good for it because the thc crystals would freeze and be easier to cook. I mean when you make iso hash one of the tutorals says to put your trimmings/bud in the freezer for 30 minutes. Also, as far as the kind of pb to use, i have used jif before and it works great, but for maximum potancy your going to want to use natural/organic pb because that has a fuckload of fat in it. I bought some the last time i made firecrackers and there was so much oil and shit in there at the top it made it easy to spread.
     

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