I want to cook a weed cake for my friend's birthday, but

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self-bump for interest, don't leave my good friend without a happy cake

I don't have any experience baking with it but I've made cannabutter before. If you're in a legal state it should be pretty easy to substitute the desired amount of commercially made infused butter/oil into your recipe. Look at the mg of THC and figure out your serving sizes. If you're starting from scratch you'll have to weigh the amount of flower and guesstimate the THC content from that.

>>36893292
I've done cannabutter before, same as cannaoil, but they have always been a shoot in the dark with serving sizes. Do you happen to know how to measure correctly and how much should I use?

>>36893349
It's easier if you're using flower that's been tested. If it says 20% (which is very strong) on the label you can figure 200mg of THC per gram. Tolerances vary but I'd recommend 10mg servings for novices.

>>36893752
So, if I got this straight, if I want to use 5g of butter, I should use then 1g of THC? 10mg of THC per service sounds a bit weak, knowing that usually one smokes 0.25-0.75g a joint, isn't it?

just make a weed pizza for them. its like a regular pizza but instead of spinach use weed leaves. add feta for more zest

>>36893990
You can look up the ratios for the amount of flower you use to the amount of butter/oil. Then you can figure out a rough estimate of the THC content based on the amount of flower you used.

10mg could be very weak for some. Edibles affect people differently. You can't make a direct comparison with smoking/vaping.

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