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How to Make a C*nn*bis Sugar

Plan ahead for 2-3 days of natural drying time.

Last week’s recipe was a Strawberry Tangulu that used an infused alcohol-based tincture to dose the sugar syrup. Alternatively, the syrup can be made with c*nn*bis sugar instead of adding an alcohol tincture into the mixture. Infused sugar can be useful in recipes where there’s no fat or oil, like meringue, or used in cold or hot beverages like mocktails, tea or coffee. 

Making a c*nn*bis sugar is easy. However, in order to make infused sugar we’ll need an alcohol based c*nn*bis tincture, and allow 2-3 days for drying/evaporation time. There’s ways to speed it up if you’re short on time, I’ve shared some tips below. 

This is the final post in this series as we’ve gone through all the basics. Paid subscribers have access to the archives. If you’ve been following along in the DIY Edibles for Beginners series, we’ve made c*nn*bis infused butter, oil, milk, alcohol tincture, and honey.

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Step 2: Measure Cannabis Flower

Step 3: How to Infuse Cannabis Oil

Step 4: How to Bake with Cannabis

Step 5: Types of Cannabis to Use for Cooking and Baking

Step 6: Double-Check Dosing

Step 7: Cannabis Infusion List

Step 8: How to Make Cannabis Milk

Step 9: How to Make Cannabis Tincture

Step 10: How to Make Cannabis Honey

Step 11: How to Make Cannabis Sugar

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Step 11: How to make a c*nn*bis sugar

  • Tips for making infused sugar

  • Recipe: How to make c*nn*bis sugar 

  • Ways to use c*nn*bis sugar to make edibles

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