Are you ready to tantalize your taste buds with delicious, no-fuss recipes? With my collection of scrumptious no-bake edibles and drinks made with cannabutter, you can have a mouthwatering meal prepared with minimal effort in no time!
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Article Features
- All recipes feature the use of cannabutter
- Recipes do not require any baking in the oven
- Want to make it easy? Shop with me and have my premium cannabutter delivered directly to your door. Now shipping across the US!
Why You Will Love This Guide
It’s no secret that cannabutter is the most tried and true staple recipe in any cannabis kitchen.
For many members of my Well With Cannabis Community, cannabutter holds a special place in their hearts as it is the first edible they’ve ever tried.
Whether you buy my cannabutter or make it at home, the next exciting step is to find a way to use it!
Ready to explore your creative side? With these recipes, you can make the most of cannabutter and whip up decadent dishes and drinks.
No-Bake Cannabutter Edible Recipes
Are you ready to dive into these delicious no-bake edible recipes?
Sweet & Savory Cannabutter Board
No-Bake Cannabis Energy Bites
Cannabis Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Bites
Coconut Almond Cannabis Bliss Balls
Cannabis Buttercream Frosting
Sweet, Creamy Cannabis Buttermints
Easy Cannabis Rice Krispie Treats
Easy Cannabis Fudge
Chewy Homemade Cannabis Caramels
Quick and Easy Cannabis Chocolates
No-Bake Rocky Road Cannabis Cookies
Cannabis Puppy Chow (Muddy Buddies)
Cannabis Gummies Made With Oil or Butter
Easy Cannabis Chocolate Covered Strawberries
Creamy Cannabis Hot Chocolate
Cannabis Golden Milk
Spiced Cannabis Chai Latte
9 Ways To Make Cannabis Coffee
But Really, It Is OK To Bake Cannabutter
If you’re here because you want a tasty no-bake recipe, you’ve come to the right place!
But if you’re looking for a no-bake recipe because you’re afraid to bake with cannabutter and ruin it, have no fear; it is OK to bake cannabutter.
Whether you’re making brownies or chocolate chip cookies, you can rest assured that you are not ruining the potency of your cannabutter in traditional baked goods recipes.
If you’ve been told to avoid baking cannabis at high temperatures, know that it is perfectly OK to bake at high temperatures.
When baking, you’re not heating your cannabutter hot enough to hurt the potency (unless you burn it!)
If anything, there is the potential to convert some of that THC into CBN, the sleep cannabinoid.
Alternate Cannabutter Options
As with all things homemade edibles, the addition of cannabutter truly is the best part of this recipe.
The high-fat content makes it the perfect vessel for enjoying cannabis and leads to better absorption.
You can choose which option or simple recipe you want to start with first before making recipes at home:
- Buy my premium cannabutter – with both CBD and THC. Each teaspoon contains 12.5mg of CBD and 12.5mg of THC, making dosing easy. This is the finest cannabutter that can be shipped directly to your door.
- Make your own infused butter – with regular with your choice of salted or unsalted butter, clarified butter, or ghee. Just know that regular butter will cause separation.
There are many different methods to choose from; find one that works best for you.
Here are a few cooking processes to choose from:
- Crockpot or slow cooker cannabutter
- Instant pot cannbutter
- Stovetop cannabutter
- CBD cannabutter
- Kief cannabutter
- LEVO cannabutter
If you’re unsure how much cannabis and butter or oil to use, feel free to use my flower-to-oil ratio guide to help get you started.
Notes and Expert Tips
- To make your weed butter, you must decarb the cannabis flower before the infusion. You can do this in an oven or Instant pot.
- Be sure to store your cannabutter to prevent mold properly.
- Do not use a microwave to soften the cannabutter. The unpredictable high heat from a microwave can ruin your edible recipes.
- Don’t forget you can save your leftover plant matter from the infusion process to use in other marijuana edibles.
- Have green cannabutter? That’s OK! Color is just an indicator of how much chlorophyll has been infused into your final product. It is not an indicator of potency. To make a better-tasting cannabutter, skip the grinding process.
- Feeling disappointed by weak cannabutter? Don’t worry; you can fix that!
- Looking for more recipes? Check out these amazing recipes using cannabutter, like cannabutter steak, or these tasty sweet cannabutter recipes.
I made two sticks of butter in my LEVO with 14g flower . I ended up with 1 stick butter. How does this impact dose calculation? Thanks
Hi Mary. Great question! When it comes to calculating dosage, it’s important to note that while you may experience a reduction in the volume of butter after the infusion process, this doesn’t mean a loss in overall potency.
The cannabinoids from your cannabis have been infused into the butter. So even though you started with 2 sticks of butter and ended up with 1 stick, the total amount of cannabinoids remain roughly the same. So, for dosage calculations, you can still use the initial amount of cannabis and butter you started with. I hope this helps!