Cannabutter Mess! Please help.

TreeFarmerCharlie

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:P

Your obsessed with trying to find a troll instead of helping someone out. If it were that easy to find the answer, i'm sure you would of told me the answer. But instead your going back and forth (troll behavior) with me online. Grow up dude. I don't have time for the nonsense.

Oh and I looked at the link and found 0 answers. Why don't you find another post to harass someone. I'm not replying to you anymore, so good luck to typing to yourself.
The last link I posted clearly explains how to separate the butter out of the water. Literally EVERY post of mine in this thread, minus the last one and the one where I suspected you of being a troll, was helpful to your situation. If you can't see that then you can't be helped and somehow require hand holding.
 

Viciousmo

Member
UPDATE:

Something is happening. I checked it with a butter knife and it seems to be forming into something? I'll give it some more time and check back in with you guys.
 

BobBitchen

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UPDATE:

Something is happening. I checked it with a butter knife and it seems to be forming into something? I'll give it some more time and check back in with you guys.
I'd cover with plastic wrap, put in the refrigerator over night, don't "F" with, and see what happens.
 

Nizza

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I would take water, and reheat the cannabutter without mixing it, only letting it re liquify. Now re-chill it. Repeat. This will hopefully get the water out of your emulsified butter. Did you add lecithin or something?

the gelatin idea is good
 

Viciousmo

Member
I would take water, and reheat the cannabutter without mixing it, only letting it re liquify. Now re-chill it. Repeat. This will hopefully get the water out of your emulsified butter. Did you add lecithin or something?

the gelatin idea is good
I didn’t add any lecithin to it! I’ve never used that ingredient before. Should I mix the gelatin in before reheating it? Before I left the house it formed a circle mound towards the top. There was still a thick liquid underneath it though.
 

TreeFarmerCharlie

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I didn’t add any lecithin to it! I’ve never used that ingredient before. Should I mix the gelatin in before reheating it? Before I left the house it formed a circle mound towards the top. There was still a thick liquid underneath it though.
The water on the bottom gets thrown away...but you don't want or need my help, so just ignore that comment.
 

TreeFarmerCharlie

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Does this typically happen when you add too much water?
No, but you could've used a lot less water. It's probably because of the way those coffee makers peculate the water. The only purpose of the water is to prevent the butter from burning and to catch the falling sediment during the cooling. I make 6-8 (24-32 sticks) pounds of butter at a time and I only use 2 cups of water.
 

Nizza

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if it's just water and butter, its like that cause u froze it then. re liquify and let them seperate in the fridge instead without mixing
 
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