How To Make Infused Weed Coconut Oil

Coconut oil is a popular choice for those looking for healthy fats, as it is high in good fats and hydrating. It is also favorable for cholesterol levels, unlike other oils. Coconut oil can be used in many ways, including cooking, baking, and making health and fitness recipes.

One of the groups that is really enjoying coconuts is the cannabis industry. People are using cannabis-infused oils made with coconut oil, which is a natural choice because it is a good carrier for THC or CBD. Making cannabis oils at home can be easy, but sometimes the results don’t taste great. With coconut oil in your arsenal, we’re sure that you’ll be more than satisfied with the delicious flavors and aromas that this healthy fruit and nut can provide to your next batch of cannabis oils.

Making your own cannabis-infused coconut oil is easy and can be done at home! There are a few steps you can follow to create a delicious and potent oil that can be used in a variety of ways.

PUT THE DIME(BAG) IN THE COCONUT, AND MIX IT ALL UP

We want to introduce you to a cannabis coconut oil recipe that has many benefits. Coconut oil is a natural product that can improve your health, and cannabis can be infused into it to provide specific benefits. Before we teach you the recipe, we want to make sure you understand the importance of choosing the right strains of cannabis for you.

Before you start shopping for marijuana strains, it’s important to ask yourself why you need them. If you have an existing medical need for cannabis, you’re already halfway there. Even if you don’t have a specific need for weed, using it as a daily supplement can be beneficial for keeping injuries or illnesses at bay. For some people, enjoying the mellow effects of cannabis is all that matters.

So, you’ve done your research and found reasons to want cannabis. Now the tricky part is choosing the best strains, products and concentrations for you. Don’t worry, though; there are thousands of options to choose from. In the world of cannabis, “too much of a good thing” is never a bad thing.

Many people today enjoy wine, and they know what they like. They are well-educated about what makes a good wine, and they are willing to try many different wines to find the perfect one for them. If you have ever looked at thousands of known cannabis strains online, you would have noticed how diverse and mysterious the world of weed can be. Almost no two strains are the same, and even if there are some similarities to their terpenes or cannabinoids, weed strains can affect people differently. The most important step in trying many different kinds of cannabis is to figure out what kind of cannabis benefits you the most. This can be difficult, but it can be done with a lot of experimentation, research, and reviewing. Buying many different types of cannabis is not cheap, even if you grow your own.

If you’re looking for different types of marijuana with different flavors, aromas and effects, you can create your own products at home by blending different types of cannabis. There’s no “one way” to consume cannabis, so you can choose whatever method you’re most interested in. For example, cannabis infused oils are a great way to enjoy the different flavors, aromas and effects of marijuana.

HOW TO MAKE THC OR CBD INFUSED CANNABIS OIL

You have done your research and have bought a large tub of coconut oil at Costco. You are ready to make cannabis infused coconut oil using just a few basic items. All you need is your weed, coconut oil, a grinder, an oven, tin/aluminum foil, baking sheets, and a cooker.

STEP 1: Decarb Your Buds

If you want to get the most out of THC or CBD, you need to decarboxylate it first. This is because the cannabinoids found in raw, unprocessed cannabis flowers are in their THCA, CBDA, CBGA, etc. forms. You need to heat it up in order to change these forms into the absorbable, active forms that you want. This is why you would smoke, bake, cook, or apply intense heat to cannabis in all its forms. There is a lot more going on when you do this, but for the purposes of this article we’ll just focus on the effects.

To properly decarb your marijuana, there are a few simple steps you can follow.

Preheat your oven to 245 degrees Fahrenheit. Grind your cannabis with a grinder (hand grinder, coffee grinder or electric blender). Place the ground cannabis on a large baking sheet covered in tin/aluminum foil. Cover the weed with another sheet of tin/aluminum foil and place in the oven for 45 minutes.

To make the most of your decarbing experience, be sure to check on your pot every 35-45 minutes while it’s baking in the oven – if it starts to burn, you’ll want to remove it before it gets too dark. After baking, take your pot out of the oven, let it cool for 10 minutes, and prepare the other ingredients.

STEP 2: Cooking Your Cannabis Infused Coconut Oil

So, like with Step 1, you need to make sure that you’re monitoring your batch carefully if you’re making cannabis coconut oil – it’s also easy to ruin a batch if you’re not paying attention. First, you need to separate the valuable cannabinoids from the plant material. For this recipe, we’re going to show you how to use a slow cooker because they’re much more common than a Magic Butter machine. However, if you are lucky enough to own one of these wizardly devices, simply follow the manufacturer’s instructions for making cannabis infused oils that comes with the machine. With your newly decarbed buds in an easy-to-extract state, let’s fire up our slow cookers and make some weed coconut oil.

To get the most out of your cannabis experience, it’s important to choose the right concentration rate. With 7 grams per half cup of coconut oil, you’ll get a strong dose of THC. With 14 grams per cup of coconut oil, you’ll get a more moderate dose of THC. With 28 grams per cup of coconut oil, you’ll get a medium dose of THC. And with 42 grams per cup of coconut oil, you’ll get a mild dose of THC.

These are only general guidelines; each strain of cannabis will produce different effects, so it’s important to know what works best for you. Remember the golden rule: Start low and go slow when taking cannabis oil, and if you’re dealing with high levels of THC, have some CBD handy to counteract the THC if you feel yourself getting too high.

To make the best-tasting cannabis oil, add decarbed buds, coconut oil, and any flavoring ingredients you choose to a slow cooker. Set the slow cooker to low heat and let it cook for four hours. Stir the mixture gently every 30 minutes with a spoon or whisk.

STEP 3: Pouring & Storing

Finally, make sure to strain your cannabis oil before storing it properly. This will help to keep the oil fresh and clean.

Wear oven mitts – to be extra careful – and remove the slow cooker pot from the heating element. You will see the ground-up plant material collecting on the strainer screen. Be sure none of it gets through to your storage container. If it does, use a strainer spoon to take any of the buds out of the final mixture. Put a cloth, nylon, or fine-screen strainer over your storage container (glass jars with rubber seals or sealable lids are best, but it is ultimately up to you). Pour the oil through the strainer and into your container. After letting your oil cool for a bit, stir it vigorously to mix it up.

With this cannabis-infused coconut oil, you can create your very own batch of high-quality oil that will help you relax and enjoy your day. Simply let it sit at room temperature before storing it in a cool place.

STEP 4: How to consume your cannabis coconut oil

There are many ways to enjoy the benefits of cannabis oil, and you are in control of which methods work best for you. Here are some tips to help you maximize your results.

Coconut oil is known for contracting and returning to its original state after being cooked, even after being infused with cannabis. Raw coconut oil will not be as fluid and will not Contracts as well. If you are going to use your newly infused coconut oil in a tincture or dropper, go with coconut MCT oil, which has already been broken down and retains its fluidity better. You can consume your cannabis infused coconut oil in almost any deliverable form- body lotion, shampoo, soap, cooking oil, drops or soft gels- by trying a bunch of different methods and finding which one suits you best.

With cannabis coconut oil, you have the perfect recipe for homemade edibles. There’s no limit to what you can make, with all the possibilities for drinks, foods, and health and fitness products. Once you’ve mastered making your own, you’ll be on your way to discovering the many amazing benefits of cannabis oil in recipes.