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Haha, I'm sure you're underestimating yourself! I really like to know how things work quite specifically, I guess it leads me to over-explaining things sometimes. Simply put, as you heat a volume of liquid it becomes less viscous. 40C honestly just popped into my head - I have no idea why :p...

No sweat. A side note - the melting temp of coconut oil is 24C not 40C. I'm not sure where I pulled the original value from. In relation to mixing - you would certainly have some mixing take place based on the convection of the oil. With that being said, with the temperature applied being...

As ABV is already decarbed the heating in the slow cooker is more to ensure complete extraction into the oil. If placing the jar on top of a radiator will keep it above 40C (the melting point of the oil) it should work fine. You could always leave it there longer if you were worried, but the...

@Breathemetal How'd it go? Did the whole 20g end up in that 120mL?

@momothelemur The first run with the ABV had very little odour - not enough to make the room smell of material. The two subsequent runs I've done with flower have had a subtle smell while mixing. Once sealed in the jars and the slow cooker you couldn't smell anything.

Interesting - do you know what temp on average it was vaped at? Also, how much of the other ingredients did you use?

Sounds good - make sure to let us know how it goes! Any idea what you're going to use it in? I made another batch of oil with a friend on Sunday, this time using twice as much oil and 10.5g of leaf and small buds. We used as the same amount as in the OP for the vinegar, salt and lecithin. In...

MinnBobber: 1. Where I live in Australia you can find lecithin the health food isle of any major supermarket (same as un/refined coconut oil) - maybe worth a try? 2. grokit is spot on - real maple syrup contains no additives. The sap from sugar maple is slightly concentrated and thats it. With...

I’ve been lurking on the forums here for the last couple of weeks and the first thing I want to say is thanks! I have already discovered a wealth of information and valuable advice and I’m sure more is to come. Now, on to the details. I have made some edibles in the past, but only ever using...