Cheri Sicard – Easy Cannabis Cooking for Home Cooks – Bundle

Bad information can cost you money in wasted weed and other ingredients.  Bad information can cost you in wasted time spent making ineffective edibles.  And bad information can undermine your confidence that it is even possible to get consistent, predictable results with edible cannabis. (Spoiler alert – it is!)

For instance, one of my blog readers had to toss a big batch of marijuana oil in the trash because she had gotten the bad advice elsewhere on the internet of adding water and lecithin while infusing.  The lecithin bound the fat to the water and she ended up with an unusable mess.

Another used temperatures that were way too high and ended up with nasty tasting brown butter that had almost ZERO potency.

Sometimes even information from credible sources can still end up biting you in the butt if it isn’t the right the information for you. This happened to one of my You Tube viewers who, on the recommendation of a famous cannabis chef, spent $500 on a marijuana cooking gadget that he not only did NOT need, it was not even capable of making the strong infusions his health conditions required.  Turns out he would have been far better off just using the slow cooker he already owned.

And I have long lost count of all the bad advice about cannabis people have gotten from their friends. Unless your friends are cannabis professionals, or have decades of experience, the advice you get from your friends about marijuana is likely to be about as accurate as the advice you got from them about sex back in junior high school.

This happened to me when I first started learning.  I got some VERY BAD dosing advice from the friend of a friend that resulted in a group of buddies sleeping through an entire 3-day music festival.  Some of them still won’t touch edibles to this day!

If you ever hope to master cannabis cooking it is absolutely essential that you get in the kitchen and try your hand at making edibles BUT (and this but is so big you might as well name it Kim Kardashian), you would do yourself a HUGE favor by learning some of the basic principles of cannabis cooking first.

Doing so WILL save you both time and money as well as build your confidence about how edible marijuana can improve your life.

And edible marijuana CAN can be life changing and it offers some BIG advantages of over other ingestion methods including:

• Longer lasting – While it takes longer for you to feel the effects of edible cannabis, they also tend to last longer.  This is especially good news if you are dealing with conditions like pain, insomnia, anxiety, and more.
• Economical – Because you do not need to cook with expensive top shelf cannabis, and because the effects last so long, edibles are one of (if not THE) most economical ways to take marijuana.
• Discreet – NOBODY need know the food you are eating is medicated except you.
• Highly Customizable and Adaptable – You can add cannabis to most ANY food, not just cookies, brownies, and gummies, so you can medicate and eat the foods you like or that your dietary needs require.
• Consistent and measurable dosing — When you make your own edibles you can always be assured of getting the exact dose that you specifically need, time after time.

Cannabis cooking is not difficult but there are some important rules and principles that MUST be learned and adhered to if you ever hope to have success with it.  But with so much conflicting and bad information out there how can you learn without making costly mistakes along the way?