Tag: Cannabis infusion

Research indicates that the bioavailability of orally ingested cannabinoids can be significantly increased when combined with a carrier oil like MCT. So, can you use MCT oil to make edibles? Yes, and it is a highly effective method prized for creating potentially potent and fast-acting homemade infusions.

Cannabinoids require fat for optimal absorption. This principle explains why recipes often use butter or oil for infusion. But while cannabutter is the classic choice, olive oil offers a healthy, versatile alternative.

Over 60% of cannabis enthusiasts report making homemade edibles for more control over their experience. However, a common misconception is that all concentrates are ready to use directly in edibles, when in fact you have to decarb concentrates for edibles to unlock their full potency.

According to herbalists, the length of an MCT oil infusion significantly impacts its flavor and potency, with methods ranging from a few hours to several weeks. Understanding the optimal time for your ingredients is key to creating a successful infused MCT oil.

According to seasoned chefs, an unevenly cooked cannabis infusion is one of the most common rookie mistakes in making edibles. The key to success lies in knowing exactly when to stop simmering. This guide will teach you how to know your cannabutter is ready by observing a few simple visual, temporal, and sensory clues.