How hard is it to make gummies?

**Shaun** · 06-06-23, 01:21 PM

Going to the beach next week and dont want to be driving with flower. Never taken edibles before and could also use suggestions on beginner friendly doses (for both the wife and i), im thinking 10mg. Good enough?

**barney_b** · 06-06-23, 01:40 PM

Dead simple. Use MrC's cheat recipe. It's worked well for me. Alternatively... Tincture, reduced, and dropped into beverages. Ooooweeee.

Cheers

B

**Shaun** · 06-06-23, 03:13 PM

Will do. I remember seeing that at some point, he melted store gummy bears iirc

**Blue61** · 06-06-23, 04:34 PM

Originally Posted by Shaun

Will do. I remember seeing that at some point, he melted store gummy bears iirc

Here you go Shaun.

https://www.thctalk.com/cannabis-for...mmies-shortcut

**Shaun** · 06-06-23, 05:39 PM

Thanks blue. I was looking at this video because it covers infusion or whatever, my only thing is dosing.

This is the mold im going with because im unsure of dosing with the videos method. 2mL, so shouldnt have me smelling colors

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Very excite. Think i’ll do it with a jar of popesicle, and another jar of laughing buddha

**CityDweller** · 06-06-23, 06:01 PM

Dosing is difficult. I usually end up taking too much. Good luck. Let us know how it works out.

**Valentina** · 08-06-23, 04:40 AM

That's good thinking not driving with flower... Making gummies is something I would love to do. I tend to just cook with mine, or put into coffees is about as far as I have gone.

If they were gummies, chances are, I'd eat the lot in one go LMAO...

**001amesthist** · 14-12-23, 12:52 PM

Making gummies isn't too difficult, especially if you follow a simple recipe like MrC's cheat recipe. Melting store-bought gummy bears and infusing them is a quick and easy way. For beginner-friendly doses, 10mg per gummy is a good start. It's enough to feel the effects without being overwhelming, especially if you're new to edibles.

Remember, edibles can take a while to kick in (up to an hour or more), so start slow and see how you feel before taking more. And Blue61's link seems like a great resource for a shortcut method.