Tips for Making Edibles at Home
How to Make Cannaoil

Ingredients
- 7 g decarbed flower OR 3.5 g hash OR 3.5 to 4 g RSO (or more, depending on the dose you desire)
- 1 c high-quality coconut or olive oil
Directions
- Combine oil and cannabis derivatives into a heat-safe glass jar such as a heat-rated Mason jar.
- Place the jar into a pot of room-temperature water. The water in the pot should surround the jar with the water line just above the oil line.
- So as not to break the glass, slowly bring the water to a boil. Boil on medium heat, uncovered (both the pot and the jar), for two hours while monitoring closely.
- As the water level boils off, refill to maintain the water line just above the oil line.
- Turn the heat off and let the mixture cool a bit before straining it through cheesecloth into a dark-walled glass container and seal tightly with a lid.
How to Make Canahoney with Decarbed Flower or Cannabis Concentrate

Ingredients
- 2 c your choice of honey
- 7 g finely ground decarbed flower OR 2 mL RSO (or other desired dose)
Directions
- Prep a double boiler using two pans. Boil around two cups of water in the bottom pan on high heat.
- Turn the heat off and add another pan on top of the pan with the boiling water. Add the honey to the top pan.
- Once the honey warms up and thins out to a more liquid state, add the cannabis flower or the concentrate to the warmed honey and whisk well for a few minutes.
- Finally, pour your honey into an airtight container to store in a cool, dry place for up to six months.
- To ensure consistent dosing, make sure you stir the honey very well before every use because some separation will occur.
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