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When you say "cover the milk with a blanket" are you referring to cheesecloth of some sort? Do you strain the yoghurt after cooking it for the remaining plant matter? Very curious, I have friends who love yogurt and this would be a great alternative for them.

As PaulyCali said, Yes you have to cook it in order to release/activate the thc and cbds otherwise you will eating something just for the taste, and probably not that great of a taste. I'm pretty sure that the temperature only needs to reach 177 degrees Fahrenheit in order for them to activate...

Best advice when trying baking it just try what you think would work best. You know your tolerance better than anyone and you know how much of your flowers you want to use, so experiment :)

"***If it's your first time making caramels, then a candy thermometer is highly recommended. But frankly, I get high, and I end up dropping the entire meter into the mix half way along the process almost every time, usually resulting in my having to judge by consistency- which I personally find...

I have to agree that ground up doesn't seem to be the best way to get "the strongest brownies ever," not to mention that you'll still be getting minuscule pieces of flowers with every bite. If you've got the flowers to test out the recipe then have fun but if not I wouldn't bet on the recipe...

I've made chocolate bars straight from bubble hash and melted chocolate with no problem. The trick is to heat and cool your chocolate a lot to get it to be the right hardness. If you don't alternate between heating and cooling the chocolate you end up with a fudge like consistency which is...

That's awesome but have you ever considered making them into lozenges instead of lolli-pops? Less attraction for the kiddos and easier than holding onto a stick. Just a thought

Love that you made it into a Carrot Cake! Not a recipe I've tried yet but I love anything that strays away from the traditional brownies :)

Stopped in during the Cup last year, mellow atmosphere and loved the shop's pet cat. Only down fall is that the shop wasn't open a lot :( The varieties carried were great just wished they were open more.

Best bet, test them out yourself and see which one works with best with the types you are looking to grow. I personally prefer Roots with a little additional additives to help but everyone's different...