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Eggs?

Discussion in 'Weed Edibles' started by Viktor Vaughn, Jan 11, 2011.

  1. #1 Viktor Vaughn, Jan 11, 2011
    I'm getting pretty bored with peanut butter and wanted to try some different recipes. I was thinking about using eggs, but I want to be sure the fat content is enough to activate the THC. Aside from various spices which, to my knowledge, don't contain any fat, I'll just be using two eggs and a bit of milk. There's 4.5 grams of fat in each egg and five grams in each serving of milk. Since I'm only going to be using about a tablespoon of milk, I doubt it will have any effect. Will there be enough fat in the eggs to activate the THC? Also, will using the stove be fine, or should I cook them in the oven? Any other ingredients that you can suggest to help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
     
  2. #2 sleven, Jan 11, 2011
    have you ever tried making cannabutter? you could always have an egg on toast with cannabutter or anything like that. it is very versitile
     
  3. #3 Area 11, Jan 11, 2011

    Yea bro just make soem cannabutter, you can put it in/on anything that regular butter goes in/on.
     
  4. #4 Viktor Vaughn, Jan 11, 2011
    How bad does cannabutter smell? I live in an apartment and the kitchen is right near the door.
     
  5. #5 BlazedSuperman, Jan 11, 2011
    I agree with cannabutter, because I scramble my eggs in butter :D
     
  6. #6 sleven, Jan 11, 2011
    the actual making of the cannabutter would be somewhat smelly. however with windows open and if you have overhead vents like stove exhaust i would imaine you to be just fine. As for the actuall butter it would be not smelly at all in the fridge just mabey a bit when cooking with it.


    Here is a guide if you need one
     
  7. #7 Viktor Vaughn, Jan 11, 2011
    Okay. I'll probably try a small does first (an eighth) just to see how it smells. Thanks for the information.
     
  8. #8 sleven, Jan 11, 2011
    let me know how it works out ;)
     
  9. #9 Viktor Vaughn, Jan 11, 2011
    I will. It might be a while since I'm going to a college party this weekend and need to save up, but I will definately let you know.
     
  10. #10 Area 11, Jan 11, 2011
    yea bro, now that i got a job ill be making edibles more. i made some dank brownies before with some green butter.
     
  11. #11 dudeimoncoke, Jan 11, 2011
    Fat doesn't activate THC, heat does. The THC just attaches itself to the fat/alcohol/acid which makes it easier for your body to process.
     
  12. #12 Viktor Vaughn, Jan 11, 2011
    Yeah, well, you know, that's just like, your opinion, man.
     
  13. #13 passengass, Jan 11, 2011
    no its the heat you need to do your home work
     
  14. #14 dildodaggins, Jan 11, 2011

    The Dude Abides
     
  15. #15 MSabre, Jan 11, 2011
    Ha, no. That's just the science behind it.
     
  16. #16 BlazedSuperman, Jan 11, 2011
    Nothing activates THC it's already active. If you mean decarboxylating the THC, properly cured bud doesn't need to be heated. Firecrackers and green dragon can both be made without heat. Heat is just a catalyst.
     
  17. #17 LBC213, Jan 11, 2011
    yeah but the problem lies with how well do you think your weed has been decarboxylating the thc?
     
  18. #18 cannachild, Jan 19, 2011
    Canna Pancakes, or canna waffles, now that´s something to try, perfect wake and bake.

    plus some canna orange juice.

    would canna maple syrup work?
     

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