To all who live in med/mar friendly states.

[jb247]

Here in Michigan we are about to be issued our medical usage cards and we have run into a question that we have not yet worked out. How does your state handle the issue of medibles? Let's say I take a 1/4 z. of med. grade cannabis and add that to 1/2 cup of oil, then strain out the particulate matter and use the remaining oil to make a batch of muffins, cookies, whatever. The finished product weighs a lb. Now, do I have 1/4 z. of meds or do I have an lb. of meds. While cannabis is a magical plant, I know of nothing in the world that will turn sugar and wheat flour into cannabis, so IMHO you still only have that original 1/4z of medicine, surrounded by a bunch of sugar and flour. This a question that we are trying to figure out here in Mich. Has any other med/mar state addressed this matter?

Thank you in advance for your consideration of this matter.

Peace...j.b.

 

[Old Hippy Toker]

Here in Washington State your recipe would be just fine because there is no limit to the amount of "medible" marijuana for a patient. Once the pot is converted into food you can have a lot. I have about 3 dozen
killer brownies, plus muffins, carrot cake, bannana bread, etc. in the freezer right now cause I dont smoke it much-I ate one after dinner so I hope this post makes sense?...

 

[Dr. GreenBrain]

I'm not sure if there are limits in CA either. I know that I can get a small piece of ginger bread (1.5"x3"x1") that has three doses in it. A third of it is enough to knock your head off. When I make brownies, I usually use 1/8 of bud to a full cup of butter. They always turn out really good. Anyway, it's the fat in the butter that the THC bonds to, not the sugar/flour. Hope this helps.