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Is an eighth enough weed to make canna-budda?

Discussion in 'Weed Edibles' started by suedeloser666, Oct 24, 2012.

  1. #1 suedeloser666, Oct 24, 2012
    After looking threw a few threads on here, the consensus is that 5g is the absolute minimum for making butter. However I've definitely known people who yielded bomb-ass butter with only an eighth. Also I think it depends on how it's made... 'Mon blades, help me out. :bongin: Mucho amour!
     
  2. #2 Ingjr, Oct 24, 2012
    Yes. plenty, just adjust your recipe.
     
  3. #3 vapedup247, Oct 25, 2012
    Yes but use Coconut oil w/lecithin and it should be super legit
     
  4. #4 suedeloser666, Oct 26, 2012

    Use coconut oil to substitute the vegetable oil? Might I ask why? I've never heard of this technique, :bongin: please explain.
     
  5. #5 dank spanko, Oct 26, 2012
    everybody here on grasscity say's coconut is better, just trust your fellow smokers :)

    I don't know the science behind it, maybe it has higher fat content
     
  6. #6 suedeloser666, Oct 26, 2012

    Yeah, I've been doing some digging around and it is indeed the way to go. So I'm assuming that to utilize the coconut oil one has to substitute it for using regular butter... yes?
     
  7. #7 Crane Game, Oct 26, 2012
    [quote name='"suedeloser666"']

    Yeah, I've been doing some digging around and it is indeed the way to go. So I'm assuming that to utilize the coconut oil one has to substitute it for using regular butter... yes?[/quote]

    That is correct. I would look for a recipe specifically using oil though just so there's no confusion when figuring out how much to use.
     

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