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Delicious, easy to make and dose, cannabis fudge can be enjoyed at home or on the go. It's a discreet way to enjoy your beloved THC (or CBD) and doesn't take much time to prepare. Put your apron on and try our straightforward recipe for cannafudge that may easily become you go-to dessert.
Imagine you could enjoy your favorite flower and indulge in a moreish treat at the same time. Well, we've got you covered with our step-by-step recipe for cannabis fudge. It's easy to follow and doesn't require much experience making edibles, so get ready for a new cannabis experience.
We all love a rich cannabis brownie or a chewy chocolate chip cookie, but it's time to up the game and try something different. Cannabutter fudge is a very easy way to get your fix of chocolate with a side of weed and it's very versatile, allowing you to add various ingredients for different flavors. The best part? You don't even have to bake it, which means that even those with minimal skills in the kitchen can achieve superb results.
Cannabis concentrate fans can also enjoy this recipe and make an extra potent fudge. Just make sure you check if you need to decarboxylate your favorite concentrate first, and then you're good to go!
But before we get started: what is the trick to making delicious fudge? Use a double boiler to melt the butter, this way the heat is evenly distributed and not too intense. Mix your ingredients well, but avoid overmixing. As soon as you see everything come together and become smooth, put the spoon away!
Our easy recipe features good old cannabutter as the vehicle for weed, but there are other options out there that can also be considered. It's easy to make this recipe vegan by taking the cannabis-infused coconut oil route. For most recipes, you can substitute butter for coconut oil in 1:1 proportions.
What's the better option then, cannabutter or cannabis coconut oil? You can check our dedicated article here, but let's briefly review the advantages and disadvantages of these two options for the purpose of this recipe.
Some advantages of cannabutter:
On the other hand, it's not considered the healthiest option and it's not suitable for vegans.
Advantages of coconut oil:
Compared to butter though, it's usually more expensive, somewhat more difficult to source and arguably not as rich in flavor.
As you see, both cannabutter and coconut oil are great options, it all comes down to your circumstances and preferences.
Now that you have a little bit of background, you're ready to play Willy Wonka. Don your apron and prepare all the ingredients and equipment you need to make our cannabis peanut butter fudge.
Infusing flower into full-fat milk or heavy cream and using this along with butter can add an extra-rich texture and flavor. Plus, you can easily make the recipe vegan by using plant-based alternatives for milk or cream.
In case you are concerned about your skills and don't want to waste precious weed, try this recipe using regular butter instead of cannabutter. Once you know you can produce a tasty fudge, go for the cannabis-infused ingredients.
Enjoy your treat sensibly, as cannabis edibles tend to have potent, long-lasting effects. If you’re new to the world of edibles, refer to our article on dosing edibles so that you don't get overwhelmed by your cannafudge.
For longer shelf-life and to preserve potency, it's best to put your sliced fudge into an airtight container and store it in the fridge. You can keep it there for up to 7 days.
If you think you won't be able to eat your marijuana fudge within a week, freeze individual portions so you can enjoy them anytime you need a cannabis treat.
Weed fudge is definitely an easy project for wannabe cannabis chefs and a great way to try making your own edibles. Our easy recipe can help you make use of your favorite cannabis flower or concentrate and enjoy a delicious snack that's also portable and discreet.
If you need a fool-proof recipe for cannabutter, check out our blog on how to make cannabis-infused butter at home. And once you take that first step into the world of edibles, browse our blog for other easy recipes, we've got plenty of sweet and savoury options to experiment with.