Magic Butter Machine.

Daveindiego

Daveindiego

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Question about the Magical Butter Machine


If I run a batch with the least amount of butter, and the highest amount of weed, AND THEN, take the butter produced from that batch to do ANOTHER batch with another fresh amount of weed, WILL I get what I’m looking for, a much higher concentrated butter? Or, will I burn the house down?

Thanks in advance for your well thought and and helpful replies.
 
Singlemalt

Singlemalt

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Daveindiego said:
Question about the Magical Butter Machine


If I run a batch with the least amount of butter, and the highest amount of weed, AND THEN, take the butter produced from that batch to do ANOTHER batch with another fresh amount of weed, WILL I get what I’m looking for, a much higher concentrated butter? Or, will I burn the house down?

Thanks in advance for your well thought and and helpful replies.
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Can't tell you; you need to know the chemical and physical properties of butter. Saturation point/level, etc. You can't dissolve more than specific levels in say water/salt mixture or water/sugar it becomes supersaturated and begins to crystalize etc. CRC handbook may tell you approximate saturation levels of various compounds in butter and other oils. So, you have to go the empirical route: experiment
 
Daveindiego

Daveindiego

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Singlemalt said:
Can't tell you; you need to know the chemical and physical properties of butter. Saturation point/level, etc. You can't dissolve more than specific levels in say water/salt mixture or water/sugar it becomes supersaturated and begins to crystalize etc. CRC handbook may tell you approximate saturation levels of various compounds in butter and other oils. So, you have to go the empirical route: experiment
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Bro, I’m lazily posting on messageboards, and expect better answers than this.
 
cannabineer

cannabineer

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Daveindiego said:
Question about the Magical Butter Machine


If I run a batch with the least amount of butter, and the highest amount of weed, AND THEN, take the butter produced from that batch to do ANOTHER batch with another fresh amount of weed, WILL I get what I’m looking for, a much higher concentrated butter? Or, will I burn the house down?

Thanks in advance for your well thought and and helpful replies.
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The practical limit is set by how good your recovery of butter is. You always leave some fat stuck to the processed greenery.

“The good news is that this is the strongest butter ever.

The bad news is that this tablespoon is all I recovered from a pound of butter and six large portions of weed.”
 
Daveindiego

Daveindiego

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tyler.durden said:
I'm betting that the butter can absorb all the weed compounds, butt will taste like ass. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing if you happen to enjoy that taste. That is my well thought out and helpful reply of the day, let us know how it goes...
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This is my concern as well.
 
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spek9

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Daveindiego said:
Question about the Magical Butter Machine


If I run a batch with the least amount of butter, and the highest amount of weed, AND THEN, take the butter produced from that batch to do ANOTHER batch with another fresh amount of weed, WILL I get what I’m looking for, a much higher concentrated butter? Or, will I burn the house down?

Thanks in advance for your well thought and and helpful replies.
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Coconut oil would be better than butter if you want to double concentrate (or at least attempt it). Coco oil is 87-90% saturated fat, whereas butter is around 50%. The higher the fat content in the oil, more cannabis compounds can be infused into said oil. Cannabis compounds are fat soluble, so more fat, more THC.

Coco oil is all we use anymore. Since my perpetual is finally in full complete swing, we're making new batches every five to six weeks or so, using our Magic Butter machine.

All that said, when I make a double concentrate batch, I use a standard amount of oil, but decarb twice as much product. I wouldn't double-cook oil the unit.
 
Nizza

Nizza

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Instead of reheating the butter or coconut oil over and over it would make more sense to do an activated extract or tincture. If using tincture I’d make sure to do it outside to be safe
 
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