This creamy cannabis peanut butter is the perfect way to level up your edible game. From using a small amount on top of your favorite cookie to building a tasty sandwich, the possibilities are endless. Here, you will learn to make cannabis peanut butter with multiple cannabis infusion options, including my Bliss MCT Oil.

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Article Features

  • Made with just two simple ingredients: peanuts and oil
  • Perfect for a peanut butter fan who wants to consume cannabis easily
  • Want to make it easy? Start with my Bliss MCT oil for perfect dosing, and have it delivered directly to your doorstep!
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Why You Will Love This Recipe

Whether this is your first time making edibles or you’re a seasoned pro, this recipe is for you. It’s simple, straightforward, and so delicious!

You can add this delicious spread to a sandwich and take it with you in your adult lunch box, or add it to any yummy treat of choice, like brownies, for the ultimate cannabis experience.

This recipe is one of my Well With Cannabis Community’s favorite edibles because there is very little prep time, and once it is made, you can add it to just about anything.

In this post, you will learn how to make cannabis peanut butter, get my expert tips and tricks for making this recipe perfectly, and discover some of the best ways to consume this cannabis peanut butter.

What You’ll Need

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  • 3 cups unsalted, dry-roasted peanuts: Using whole peanuts is essential for making your own peanut butter at home. However, if you want to buy pre-made peanut butter and infuse it, you totally can. I recommend natural peanut butter with minimal, organic ingredients.
  • ¼ cup cannabis oil: This ingredient will infuse the recipe. Find all of the different types of cannabis oil you can use in the alternative infusion options section below.
  • ¼ gram kief or concentrate, optional: A concentrated version of cannabis can increase the potency if desired

Note: a complete list of ingredients with amounts and printable instructions is located in the recipe card below.

Step-by-Step Instructions

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  1. Prepare your cannabis oil or purchase my Bliss MCT Oil. See oil infusion options below.
  2. Add the peanuts to a food processor or blender. Pulse at 30-second intervals for several minutes until the ground peanuts become smooth.
  3. As the peanut butter becomes smooth, add the cannabis oil and kief or concentrate, if using, and pulse again at 30-second intervals until everything is well incorporated.
  4. Store in a glass jar and label as desired. Stir well before enjoying. 

Note: complete step-by-step printable instructions are located in the recipe card below.

Storage Instructions

You can store this peanut butter in the refrigerator for 2-4 weeks.

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Alternate Infusion Options

As with all things edibles, there is more than one way to infuse something.

Below, we will explore how to infuse this recipe with your favorite active ingredients.

Infused Oil

Many types of cannabis-infused oils will work in this recipe.

Liquid oil, such as MCT oil or even infused peanut oil, will work best.

Just keep the taste of the oil in mind; a tablespoon of olive oil will lend a noticeable taste to your final product that you may not like.

Like coconut oil or cannabutter, solid oil is not ideal for this recipe as it hardens at room temperature.

Kief

Adding a small amount of decarbed cannabis or kief to your peanut butter is an easy way to increase the potency.

Note that you leave the flower in the peanut butter, so keep your taste and texture preferences in mind.

Cannabis Concentrates

Concentrates are perfect for infusing this edible recipe. 

No matter which type of concentrate you have, first check to see if it needs to be decarbed. Cannabis distillate and FECO do not need to be decarbed first.

Once ready, you can mix the concentrate with a small bit of oil before blending in with the peanuts.

Cannabis Tinctures

The only way alcohol-based cannabis tinctures will work in this recipe is to evaporate off all of the alcohol first.

From there, you can create FECO, which can then be used as a cannabis concentrate, as outlined above.

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Notes and Expert Tips

  • Don’t forget the important step of cannabis decarboxylation before adding any flower or kief to the peanut butter.
  • Take your own personal tolerance into consideration. You may only need a little bit of cannabis to make an infusion with your preferred dose and potency.
  • If you have others at home who need virgin peanut butter, you can easily make a whole, un-infused batch and infuse a small bit of cannabis into a single serving as needed.
  • Remember, it takes a couple of hours for edibles to be processed by the digestive system. Don’t consume a second serving until you know you’re ready; you don’t want to have a bad time!
  • Before each use, be sure to give the jar a little stir to ensure the peanut butter is mixed well.
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Easy Homemade Cannabis Peanut Butter

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Learn how to infuse your own cannabis-infused peanut butter with multiple different infusion options. From using a small amount on top of your favorite cookie to building a tasty sandwich, the possibilities are endless. This creamy peanut butter is full ways to level up your cannabis edibles.
Prep: 15 minutes
Total: 15 minutes
Servings: 16 tablespoons

Ingredients  

  • 3 cups unsalted, dry roasted peanuts
  • ¼ cup Bliss cannabis oil
  • ¼ gram kief optional

Instructions 

  • If needed, prepare your cannabis oil ahead of time.
  • Add the peanuts to a food processor or blender. Pulse at 30-second intervals for several minutes until the mixture becomes smooth.
  • As the peanut butter becomes smooth, add the cannabis oil and kief or concentrate, if using, and pulse again at 30-second intervals until everything is well incorporated.
  • Store in a glass jar, label. Stir well before enjoying.

Notes

Dosing instructions: If you are using my Bliss MCT Oil, dosing couldn’t be easier. This recipe calls for ¼ cup of oil, which is approximately 60mL. Each 1mL of Bliss MCT oil contains 2.5mg of CBD and 2.5mg of THC. This means the entire batch of peanut butter will contain 150mg of CBD and 150mg of THC. From there, divide this number by your number of serving sizes for final dosing. 
Storage instructions: You can store this peanut butter in the refrigerator for up to 2-4 weeks.
Peanut alternatives: You can use any type of nuts or seeds you want, like almonds, cashews, hazelnuts, sunflower seeds or even hemp seeds

Nutrition

Serving: 1tablespoon, Calories: 195kcal, Carbohydrates: 6g, Protein: 7g, Fat: 17g, Saturated Fat: 5g, Polyunsaturated Fat: 4g, Monounsaturated Fat: 7g, Sodium: 191mg, Potassium: 185mg, Fiber: 2g, Sugar: 1g, Calcium: 15mg, Iron: 1mg

Additional Info

Course: Sides & Snacks
Cuisine: Cannabis Infused
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Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the preparation time?

This recipe takes about 10 minutes to prepare.

What if I don’t like peanut butter, or I’m allergic?

You can use any nuts or seeds you want: almonds, cashews, hazelnuts, sunflower seeds, or even hemp seeds.

How long will the cannabis effects last?

It varies by person and amount of THC used, but you can expect the effects of edibles to last anywhere from 2 hours to 12 hours. Learn more in my guide to edibles here.

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About Emily

Hi, I’m Emily Kyle and I teach people just like you how to use cannabis to find joy, enhance productivity, improve relationships, and naturally support your overall health and wellness.

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4 Comments

  1. You mentioned don’t use coconut oil because it solidifies at room temp. That is exactly what I want because I want to make peanut butter-filled chocolates with it….I had thought spreadable peanut butter would not work this,,,but by using infused coconut oil and adding to the peanuts it would be great solid treat at room temps

  2. Hi Rich. If you aren’t concerned about the final texture of your infused peanut butter not being spreadable, unrefined coconut oil may work just fine! I recommend making a small batch to start and see if you are pleased with the results. I feel like it may work out perfectly for peanut butter-filled chocolates though! Let us know what you try and how they turn out! Happy infusing!

  3. Hi! This recipe says you can add kief which I love. But doesn’t the kief need to be decarbed and/or infused into the mct oil before adding to the peanut butter?