stronger brownies after freezing

I made a tray of brownies 2 weeks ago using some mango kush (1/8th...3.5 g) and they were strong as fuck. I decided to freeze the rest and then try 1/2 a size brownie before work. To put that in perspective...the tray yielded 20 brownies. It was an 8 by 8 tray, so they weren't real big. So, to take 1/2 a brownie was more like eating a small piece of fudge. Even still, I noticed I was FUCKED UP.....like psilocybin tripped out FUCKED UP -just off that little half!!!! I thought maybe I got a real strong side of it. I decided to wait another two days and tried another piece from another section......just the same, EXTREMELY FUCKED UP! I have decided that if you freeze your brownies for a week, then the oil in the brownies will finish extracting the THC and make them monumentally much stronger. If anyone has experienced this let me know because a 50/eighth can last SOOOOOOOOOOOOO much longer this way!

 

I'm just reporting what i've noticed in my own experience, but yeah....that little amount worked wonders for my head. You have to remember that premo Kush is usually 20-25% thc and through a careful extraction process with oil you will consume most of that versus wasting a lot through the oxidation process that comes from toking. Another note on Kush is that it is mainly indica, if not total indica versus a sativa high so it has the potential for a strong and heavy body high. I would love to find some extremely strong sativa strains and try with that, but where I'm at almost all crippy/headies are indica dominant and only really reveal themselves as so after consumption.

 

Not just me, everyone I've given them to agrees that these were strong as fuck, especially for the little amount everyone ate. I believe it all comes down to how slow you extract the THC and how much is extracted and the level of bio-availability. By using a low heat source over a period of several hours, the THC bonds to the oil and extracts it at a much higher percentage rate then say trying to heat the oil up for 1/2 an hour or so then adding the herb. I've noticed in my culinary conquests that slow preparation adds to the intensity.
Now on the other issue of freezing, perhaps the freezer itself didn't have the effect, it's possible that time alone might be the variable that led to a greater intensity. I'm unsure of which variable played a larger part. Either way....they were stronger after a few nights. To be fair, remember that I never strained the herb from the oil, so after sitting, whatever hydrolization that didn't occur beforehand did afterwards.

 

Not just me, everyone I've given them to agrees that these were strong as fuck, especially for the little amount everyone ate. I believe it all comes down to how slow you extract the THC and how much is extracted and the level of bio-availability. By using a low heat source over a period of several hours, the THC bonds to the oil and extracts it at a much higher percentage rate then say trying to heat the oil up for 1/2 an hour or so then adding the herb. I've noticed in my culinary conquests that slow preparation adds to the intensity.
Now on the other issue of freezing, perhaps the freezer itself didn't have the effect, it's possible that time alone might be the variable that led to a greater intensity. I'm unsure of which variable played a larger part. Either way....they were stronger after a few nights. To be fair, remember that I never strained the herb from the oil, so after sitting, whatever hydrolization that didn't occur beforehand did afterwards.

 

I use extra virgin olive oil...works better for me than plain old canola oil, plus it tastes better. Slow heat it over 2 hours, using a thermometer to never let it get over 280 degrees. I usually turn it off as soon as I hit that temp, then let it cool down completely before baking. I DON'T STRAIN THE HERB. Just use that mixture with betty crocker or duncan hines mix, egss, and follow the recipe on the box.
Yes tolerance does make a big difference, im not an everyday user, but method of injestion also makes a difference. Just try it out for yourself....but do it right.