Edibles 101:
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Emulsifiers – How Can They Help Ensure Consistent Dosing in Cannabutter?
Emulsifiers help oil and water remain dispersed in a mixture. They can improve texture and physical stability in cannabis foods or drinks, but adding lecithin does not guarantee an equal THC dose in every serving or make a homemade product…
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Clarified Butter vs. Ghee – What’s the Difference?
Whether it is your first time making cannabis-infused butter, aka ‘Cannabutter,’ or your 100th, there is one commonly skipped step that can be taken to elevate your results to the next level. This is taking the time to clarify your…
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Cannabis Juicing for Cancer: Are There Any Benefits?
Cannabis juicing has not been established as a treatment for cancer or as a way to improve cancer survival. Claims about antioxidants, inflammation, or the immune system do not demonstrate that drinking raw cannabis juice benefits people receiving cancer treatment.…
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A Journey Through Cannabis Edibles 101
Welcome to the summary of our comprehensive “Cannabis Edibles 101” series. We’ve taken you through a journey of understanding and enjoying marijuana edibles. Let’s look back at the key points from each article:1. How to Consume Marijuana Edibles SafelyOur journey…
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Art of Hosting a Cannabis-Infused Dinner Party
A dinner involving cannabis requires more planning than an ordinary menu. Guests need clear information and a real choice to decline, while delayed edible effects make repeated infused courses difficult to manage. Non-infused food should remain the foundation of the…
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An Artistic Approach to Cannabis and Cuisine
Pairing cannabis with food can be discussed as a culinary exercise in aroma, bitterness, texture and contrast. It should not be presented as a way to prescribe a sequence of moods or health effects. A citrus aroma does not guarantee…
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Embarking on a Culinary Adventure
Welcome back to our Cannabis Edibles 101 series. Having explored the world of ready-made cannabis edibles, it’s time to roll up our sleeves and venture into the exciting realm of cooking with cannabis. Understanding Decarboxylation Before we delve into cooking…
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Exploring Different Types of Edibles
In the diverse and dynamic world of cannabis edibles, choices abound. Whether you’re a seasoned cannabis consumer or a curious newcomer, the range of products on offer can feel both exciting and a little overwhelming. As we continue our journey…
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Safety First: Avoiding Overconsumption
Taking too much cannabis can cause more than an uncomfortable high. Severe confusion, repeated vomiting, loss of consciousness and other serious effects require medical attention. Edibles are a particular concern because their delayed effects can lead someone to take additional…
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Cannabis Edible Dosing: Delayed Effects and Avoiding Too Much THC
There is no universal cannabis edible dose that guarantees a comfortable experience. The THC amount on a label describes the product, while an individual’s response depends on several factors. Delayed effects make taking more too soon a particular concern.For people…
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Understanding Edible Labels
An edible label helps distinguish the amount of THC in one piece from the amount in the whole container. That distinction matters more than the size of the candy, chocolate or drink. A legal serving limit is also not a…
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How Cannabis Edibles Affect the Body: The Science of Ingestion
Cannabis Edibles: How They Affect the BodyCannabis edibles offer a uniquely different experience compared to other forms of consumption. This divergence is primarily due to the way our bodies process cannabinoids when ingested rather than inhaled. To truly understand the…
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How to Consume Marijuana Edibles Safely
Cannabis edibles can produce delayed, long-lasting effects, making it easy to take too much before the first serving has fully worked. A lower THC amount, careful label reading and secure storage reduce risk, but no edible is guaranteed to be…
