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One of the biggest misconceptions about infusing cannabis into food and drinks is that you can just throw some marijuana nugs into a recipe and wah-lah, now you have an edible! Not the case. Raw cannabis will not give you the full psychoactive effects because it doesn’t naturally have THC but rather the acidic form of it, THCA which will not get you lifted or high.
“If you want to achieve the full psychoactive effects of your butters, fats, oils, sugars or alcohols, decarboxylating the plant material to convert the THCA to THC prior to infusion is essential,” according to Medical Jane.
WARNING: There will be a strong odor of marijuana during this process. To avoid strong odor you can consider a DIY edible maker kitchen appliance.
Got itchy feet, ready to hit the road? But want to know if you can travel with cannabis? This post explores traveling with hemp CBD, marijuana (THC), and more.
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