Is there a marijuana recipe that doesn't involve actually cooking it?!


Question: Is there a marijuana recipe that doesn't involve actually cooking it?
I don't want my house to smell from it. That's my main concern. But I was reading this recipe that said that if you heated up some milk and put the weed in a teabag and let it sit for awhile you could get high that way. Would that work? Do I need the teabag or can I just throw the ground up weed in there? Is there anything else that I can make without actually cooking it or at least so there is no smell?

Answers:

For goodness sake!
Why can't you guys just answer the question?
The active part of Marijuana (thc) is fat soluble so you can simmer it in hot milk or cream to extract it.
You can make a really good hot chocolate drink with it and pass it through a sieve, so no teabag needed.
No smell if you keep the temperature low.
Be very aware that ingestion is a much slower way of getting high, it is very very easy to overdose and get out of your depth if you get impatient and drink more because you think it isn't working.
I don't condone the use of drugs, but people should know the facts they need to keep them as safe as possible.



you can just throw it in there but you need to use half and half then strain it after boiling for a few minutes. it will however still smell just not as bad as if you just smoke it. you can do this with anything that uses dairy products like brownies and my personal favorite, ice cream..



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THC is fat soluble, so if you wanted to cook with it, you need to fry it in a fat like butter or oil, like for pot brownies.



You can't make marijuana with a recipe.



The way to make it not smell is to not do it!




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