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	<math>5018mg 0.88 = 4416mg</math> estimated total CBD		<math>5018mg 0.88 = 4416mg</math> estimated total CBD

	So, a 9-serving batch of baked goods made with 3 tbsp of this oil could be estimated at <math>\frac {\frac {3}{32} * 4416}{9}</math> or 46mg CBD per serving. This would be a ''terrifyingly large dose'' of THC for most people, so 1 tbsp of oil to 9 servings of baked goods would be more appropriate if you were using the Devil's Weed instead of clean, innocent hemp.		So, a 9-serving batch of baked goods made with 3 tbsp of this oil could be estimated at <math>\frac {\frac {3}{32} * 4416}{9}</math> or 46mg CBD per serving. This would be a ''terrifyingly large dose'' of THC for most people, so 1 tbsp of oil to 9 servings of baked goods would be more appropriate if you were using the Devil's Weed instead of clean, innocent hemp -- but even then, give your infrequent dinner guests half a brownie to start unless you want people [https://www.nytimes.com/2014/06/04/opinion/dowd-dont-harsh-our-mellow-dude.html Dowding out] in your living room.

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	<math>5018mg 0.88 = 4416mg</math> estimated total CBD		<math>5018mg 0.88 = 4416mg</math> estimated total CBD

	So, a 9-serving batch of baked goods made with 3 tbsp of this oil could be estimated at <math>\frac {\frac {3}{32} * 4416}{9}</math> or 46mg CBD per serving. This would be a ''terrifyingly large dose'' of THC for most people, so 1 tbsp of oil to 9 servings of baked goods would be more appropriate ~~there~~.		So, a 9-serving batch of baked goods made with 3 tbsp of this oil could be estimated at <math>\frac {\frac {3}{32} * 4416}{9}</math> or 46mg CBD per serving. This would be a ''terrifyingly large dose'' of THC for most people, so 1 tbsp of oil to 9 servings of baked goods would be more appropriate if you were using the Devil's Weed instead of clean, innocent hemp.

Sarah at 18:46, 23 February 2020

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	Remove the jar(s) from the sous vide bath and squeeze the oil through cheesecloth or a nut milk bag wrapped around a strainer. Store the filtered oil in a cool, dark place.		Remove the jar(s) from the sous vide bath and squeeze the oil through cheesecloth or a nut milk bag wrapped around a strainer. Store the filtered oil in a cool, dark place.

	To estimate cannabinoid acid content, mutiply weight of the starting material by % content, multiply that value by 0.80 to assume an 80% efficient ~~decarb and~~ extraction, ~~then~~ multiply that value by 0.88 to account for loss of mass due to decarboxylation.		To estimate cannabinoid acid content, mutiply weight of the starting material by % content, and multiply that value by 0.80 to assume an 80% efficient extraction. Then, to convert from cannabinoid acid mass to cannabinoid mass, multiply that value by 0.88 to account for loss of mass due to decarboxylation.

	For example~~, starting~~ with 28g of ''entirely legal'' hemp flower containing 22.4% CBD (as CBDa) and no measurable THC:		For example: Starting with 28g of ''entirely legal'' Suver Haze hemp flower containing 22.4% CBD (as CBDa) and no measurable THC:
	<math>28000mg .224 = 6272mg</math> total potential CBDa		<math>28000mg .224 = 6272mg</math> total potential CBDa
	<math>6272mg 0.80 = 5018mg</math> estimated extracted CBDa		<math>6272mg 0.80 = 5018mg</math> estimated extracted CBDa
	<math>5018mg 0.88 = 4416mg</math> estimated total CBD		<math>5018mg 0.88 = 4416mg</math> estimated total CBD

	So, a 9-serving batch of baked goods made with 3 tbsp of this oil could be estimated at <math>\frac {\frac {3}{32} * 4416}{9}</math> or 46mg CBD per serving. This would be a terrifyingly large dose of THC for most people, so 1 tbsp of oil to 9 servings of baked goods would be more appropriate there.		So, a 9-serving batch of baked goods made with 3 tbsp of this oil could be estimated at <math>\frac {\frac {3}{32} * 4416}{9}</math> or 46mg CBD per serving. This would be a ''terrifyingly large dose'' of THC for most people, so 1 tbsp of oil to 9 servings of baked goods would be more appropriate there.

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Sarah at 21:38, 13 February 2020

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	<math>5018mg 0.88 = 4416mg</math> estimated total CBD		<math>5018mg 0.88 = 4416mg</math> estimated total CBD

	So, a 9-serving batch of baked goods made with 3 tbsp of this oil could be estimated at <math>\frac {\frac {3}{32} * 4416}{9}</math> or 46mg CBD per serving.		So, a 9-serving batch of baked goods made with 3 tbsp of this oil could be estimated at <math>\frac {\frac {3}{32} * 4416}{9}</math> or 46mg CBD per serving. This would be a terrifyingly large dose of THC for most people, so 1 tbsp of oil to 9 servings of baked goods would be more appropriate there.

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	For example, starting with 28g of ''entirely legal'' hemp flower containing 22.4% CBD (as CBDa) and no measurable THC:		For example, starting with 28g of ''entirely legal'' hemp flower containing 22.4% CBD (as CBDa) and no measurable THC:
	* <math>28000mg * .224 = 6272mg</math> total potential CBDa		<math>28000mg .224 = 6272mg</math> total potential CBDa
	* <math>6272mg * 0.80 = 5018mg</math> estimated extracted CBDa		<math>6272mg 0.80 = 5018mg</math> estimated extracted CBDa
	* <math>5018mg * 0.88 = 4416mg</math> estimated total CBD		<math>5018mg 0.88 = 4416mg</math> estimated total CBD

	So, a 9-serving batch of baked goods made with 3 tbsp of this oil could be estimated at <math>\frac {\frac {3}{32} * 4416}{9}</math> or 46mg CBD per serving.		So, a 9-serving batch of baked goods made with 3 tbsp of this oil could be estimated at <math>\frac {\frac {3}{32} * 4416}{9}</math> or 46mg CBD per serving.

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	For example, starting with 28g of ''entirely legal'' hemp flower containing 22.4% CBD (as CBDa) and no measurable THC:		For example, starting with 28g of ''entirely legal'' hemp flower containing 22.4% CBD (as CBDa) and no measurable THC:
	* 28000mg * .224 = 6272mg total potential CBDa		* <math>28000mg * .224 = 6272mg</math> total potential CBDa
	* 6272mg * 0.80 = 5018mg estimated extracted CBDa		* <math>6272mg * 0.80 = 5018mg</math> estimated extracted CBDa
	* 5018mg * 0.88 = 4416mg estimated total CBD		* <math>5018mg * 0.88 = 4416mg</math> estimated total CBD

	So, a 9-serving batch of baked goods made with 3 tbsp of this oil could be estimated at <math>\frac {\frac {3}{32} * 4416}{9}</math> or 46mg CBD per serving.		So, a 9-serving batch of baked goods made with 3 tbsp of this oil could be estimated at <math>\frac {\frac {3}{32} * 4416}{9}</math> or 46mg CBD per serving.

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	* 5018mg * 0.88 = 4416mg estimated total CBD		* 5018mg * 0.88 = 4416mg estimated total CBD

	~~{{math\|2''x'' × 4''y'' ÷ 6''z'' + 8 − {{sfrac\|''y''\|''z''<sup>2</sup>}} {{=}} 0}}~~		So, a 9-serving batch of baked goods made with 3 tbsp of this oil could be estimated at <math>\frac {\frac {3}{32} * 4416}{9}</math> or 46mg CBD per serving.
	~~<math>2x \times 4y \div 6z + 8 - \frac {y}{z^2} = 0</math>~~

	So, a 9-serving batch of baked goods made with 3 tbsp of this oil could be estimated at {{math\|{{~~sfrac{~~{~~sfrac\|3\|~~32}} ~~× 4416\|~~9}~~}}}~~ or 46mg CBD per serving.

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Better living through botany.

==Ingredients==
* 1 oz finely ground cannabis flower buds, or shake
* 2 cups coconut oil (refined, virgin, or MCT)

==Directions==
Finely grind cannabis buds and place them in a tempered glass mason jar with a plastic screw-on lid. Place an upturned bowl or other object in a sous vide bath such that the threads of the mason jar are just above the water line when the jar is placed on top. Insulate the sous vide bath with a towel or plastic balls and heat to 208 F. Place the filled mason jar on the support and allow to decarboxylate for 2 hours. At 60 and 90 minutes, remove the jar, shake gently to stir the contents, and open the lid to vent accumulated gas. You will know the decarboxylation is occurring because it produces water and carbon dioxide, so you will see the generation of a few drops of water inside the jar and hear a small hiss when venting the jar.

Once decarboxylation is complete: reduce the sous vide bath temperature to 185 F. If using pint-size mason jars, split the cannabis between two jars. If using quart-size jars one jar is enough. Add the coconut oil to the jar(s). You can weigh out 519g (or 259g per jar if using two jars) for better accuracy.

Return the jar(s) to the sous vide bath, on top of the support as before. Let process for 3 hours, removing the jar(s) 2 or 3 times to swirl the contents.

Remove the jar(s) from the sous vide bath and squeeze the oil through cheesecloth or a nut milk bag wrapped around a strainer. Store the filtered oil in a cool, dark place.

To estimate cannabinoid acid content, mutiply weight of the starting material by % content, multiply that value by 0.80 to assume an 80% efficient decarb and extraction, then multiply that value by 0.88 to account for loss of mass due to decarboxylation.

For example, starting with 28g of ''entirely legal'' hemp flower containing 22.4% CBD (as CBDa) and no measurable THC:
* 28000mg * .224 = 6272mg total potential CBDa
* 6272mg * 0.80 = 5018mg estimated extracted CBDa
* 5018mg * 0.88 = 4416mg estimated total CBD

{{math|2''x'' × 4''y'' ÷ 6''z'' + 8 − {{sfrac|''y''|''z''<sup>2</sup>}} {{=}} 0}}
<math>2x \times 4y \div 6z + 8 - \frac {y}{z^2} = 0</math>

So, a 9-serving batch of baked goods made with 3 tbsp of this oil could be estimated at {{math|{{sfrac{{sfrac|3|32}} × 4416|9}}}} or 46mg CBD per serving.