9 Ways To Make Cannabis Coffee At Home

Are you looking for a super simple recipe for homemade cannabis edibles? Do you wish medicating was as easy as consuming your favorite cup of morning coffee? Join millions of Americans who have discovered that the best part of waking up is cannabis in their cup and learn how to make your own cannabis coffee at home with so many different infusion options to choose from, ranging from cannabis oils, extracts, concentrate, and more. 

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• 9 different ways to make cannacoffee with what you already have
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Why You Will Love This Guide

Over the years, I have learned that I love a good wake and bake experience to start my day, and my Well With Cannabis Community members let me know I’m not alone.

Many members told me they prefer to medicate with edibles rather than smoking or vaping, leading us to this delicious cannabis coffee recipe.

Millions of people love to start their day with cannabis; for so many, cannabis and coffee have become the perfect morning pairing.

#1 – Cannabis Butter

Cannabutter has been one of the most tried-and-true cannabis staple recipes, making it a popular coffee addition.

This is my personal favorite way to make cannabis coffee, and it is one of the easiest ways to infuse your favorite coffee drinks. 

If you’ve never put cannabis-infused butter in your coffee before, you might think it doesn’t sound too appetizing, but don’t knock it until you’ve tried it.

Adding cannabutter to your morning brew adds richness to the flavor and texture and tt can be enjoyed alongside any other ingredients you like to use, like sugar or cream. 

#2 – Cannabis Oil

Next to cannabutter, adding cannabis oil is another great way to make a super easy infused recipe. 

Many people prefer cannabis-infused coconut oil because it is naturally plant-based and vegan and doesn’t require the milk solids to be removed after the infusion. 

In addition to traditional unrefined coconut oil, infusing MCT oil is also a popular choice.

Adding cannabis-infused MCT oil to your morning cup of coffee leaves you with the traditional ‘bulletproof coffee.’ 

Note: Oil Separation Will Occur

It’s important to keep in mind that mixing coffee and oil or butter is like mixing oil and vinegar; they don’t naturally stay together well.

You will likely notice the oil floating on the top of your coffee after the cup is left to sit for a few minutes. 

It’s a common mistake to think you’ve done something wrong, but don’t worry, this is harmless, depending on your taste and texture preferences. 

Cannabis Tinctures

A traditional cannabis tincture made with high-proof alcohol and will blend into the coffee better than any method described here.

When the alcohol is mixed with a hot drink, the heat helps to evaporate some of the alcohol, leaving behind a much more pleasant end product.

If you want to make your own alcohol tincture at home, you can try the traditional Green Dragon or a Golden Dragon recipe.

While the Green Dragon is more potent per lab tests, the QWET Golden Dragon has a more mild taste. It is your choice which option you want to use.
If you prefer no alcohol, you can evaporate the alcohol from a tincture, leaving behind full-extract cannabis oil (FECO), sometimes called Rick Simpson Oil (RSO). 

#5 – Cannabis Sugar

Adding a spoonful of cannabis sugar to your morning cup of coffee may be the easiest way to make a cup of cannabis coffee.

It takes a little bit of work to make cannabis sugar, you must first make a cannabis tincture. Once the tincture is made, you pour that over sugar to make cannabis sugar. 

Once the sugar is made, it is a shelf-stable option. You could even use this to spice up your favorite drink from a local coffee shop.

For a full guide on how to make cannabis sugar at home, click here.

#6 – Cannabis Milk

If you are a milk or cream lover, you will love infusing your coffee with cannabis-infused milk or cream. 

Not only can you use it as-is, but it can be used as the base to make many other infused creations like coffee creamer or infused coconut milk.

If you’ve never infused milk or cream before, you can get complete instructions here. 

#7 – Cannabis Oil Powder

Are you looking for a new cannabis infusion method to make tasty edibles that can kick in quickly in just 15-20 minutes? 

Then look no further than learning how to make cannabis oil powder, sometimes called THC powder, quickly at home. 

Made with just two simple ingredients in just 10 minutes, this powder can be added to your morning cup of coffee without affecting the taste, smell, or flavor.

Learn how to make cannabis oil powder here.

#8 – Cannabis Concentrates

Many cannabis concentrates are on the market today that can be used to make cannabis-infused coffee.

One of the most popular cannabis concentrates made at home is full-extract cannabis oil, also known as FECO.

You can make FECO at home or sometimes find it at a licensed dispensary. It may also be called RSO. 

#9 – Leftover Cannabis Pulp

This is another one where they say don’t knock it until you try it!

Leftover cannabis pulp is the plant matter left over from making cannabis butter, cannabis coconut oil, or cannabis olive oil.

While many people typically throw the leftover pulp or ‘sludge’ out, many of our readers have reported saving and using the leftovers in many different recipes.

The best way to add cannabis pulp leftovers to your coffee is to place the leftover plant material in a tea ball and steep it in your mug. 

How Much Cannabis Should You Add?

As humans, we all have our own unique endocannabinoid systems, explaining why we react to cannabis differently. 

I can not give specific dosage measurements here because there is so much variability in the options available.

There are so many variables that will impact your product’s final dose, so important to work based on your own personal tolerance. 

These variables include, but are not limited to, what infusion method you choose, whether you start with CBD hemp flower or THC flower, whether you went through the decarboxylation process, and how much material you started with. 

My advice, as always, is to follow the golden rule of “start low and go slow“. 

Start with a ¼-½ teaspoon of your infusion of choice and work your way up from there. 

If you’re still unsure how to find your perfect dose and learn what works best for your body, check out the education offered in my Cannabis Compass Online Course.