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Coconut Oil: The Best Extraction for $9.99

Discussion in 'Weed Edibles' started by Sidbenmore, Sep 23, 2010.

  1. #1 Sidbenmore, Sep 23, 2010
    Coconut Oil Extraction (225-255 F)

    Coconut oil is the best method of making a cannabis extract for cooking purposes as Coconut oil is comprised of 92% saturated fat, where as a Butter contains around 66% fat. This obviously allows for a significantly greater absorption of THC. This allows for more potent batches and a smaller margin of error. 12 FL oz of Virgin Coconut Oil costs $8.99 @ GNC

    A.) 1 Oz Bud or 4 Oz Leaf
    B.) 1 Cup Virgin Coconut Oil
    C.) 1 Cup Water
    D.) Saucepan
    E.) Thermometer
    F.) Cheesecloth

    1.) Pour cup of water into boil
    2.) Add and melt coconut oil
    3.) Reduce to simmer
    4.) Add cannabis
    5.) Stir every so often for 2-3 hrs
    6.) Strain through cheese cloth into a bowl
    7.) Refrigerate for several hours
    8.) Place aluminum foil on the bottom of taperware
    9.) Scoop the Cannabis Cocounut Oil from the mixture.
    10.) Place in the
    10.) Discard the remainig water in the bowl.

    * For optimal results do not exceed 350 degrees Fahrenheit

    Coconut oil can be eaten straight or mixed into foods and beverages.
     
  2. #2 peacebaby, Sep 23, 2010
    I recently posted a request for knowledge on the best oil to use & came 2 this conclusion. However the oil I got was only $4.99 for same amount from a local specialty/ produce & natural foods store. It's just IDK how much 2 use in my brownie recipe, because of it's non-liquid form! Do I melt it down & then measure it?
     
  3. #3 Sidbenmore, Sep 23, 2010
    I'd say use 8 table spoons

    There are some no bake recipes as well.
     

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