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How to Use Rosin Chips to Make Edibles

If you’ve been pressing for a while, or are just getting started, you’ve probably begun to gather a sizable collection of post-processed rosin chips. If you’re not, that means you’re throwing them away! Big mistake! Even though rosin chips are the byproduct of pressing flower into rosin, there are still valuable oils remaining in them that you can recover.

We recommend making an infused oil with rosin chips to produce edibles. Considering heat is one of the variables involved in pressing rosin with your MyPress Rosin Press, your chips are partially activated. Getting started is easy, and the finished product is a delicious canna-oil. This is how you can do it to get the most out of your starting materials.

What You Need to Get Started

  • Rosin chips
  • Coconut oil or olive oil
  • Herbal infuser device, double boiler, hot plate, or oven
  • Cheesecloth or other fine strainers

Steps to Make Edibles with Rosin Chips

The finished result is a great edible product you can enjoy at your leisure. Click here to watch a video on how it’s done.

  • Step 1: Gather your old chips. You can use as few or as many as you’d like with the rule of thumb that the more chips you use and less oil the more medicating the finished product will be. For everyday cooking, we recommend an ounce worth of pressed chips to 2 cups of oil. For a more potent end product, use less oil.
  • Step 2: If you’re using the oven or a hotplate, break the rosin chips into smaller pieces before adding to the oil. You don’t need to grind them up, just use your hands. If you are using an infuser, the blades in the machine will chop up the rosin chips for you. Combine the chips with the oil.
  • Step 3: Infuse the chips into your oil if using an infuser. If you are using an oven or a double boiler, heat for 1 ½ – 2 hrs at 150-200° F. Do not let the oil heat above 245° F
  • Step 4: If using a method other than an infuser to heat, it is important to stir your batch often (approximately every 15 minutes) in order to evenly expose your oil to the infusion process.
  • Step 5: Strain your chips from the oil. Use a strainer or cheesecloth over a bowl to separate any loose particles from the oil. The longer you let the chips infuse, the darker the oil will be.

Tips for Making Edibles out of Post-Processed Rosin Chips

These tips will help your edibles come out great!

  • If you’re using an infuser, you need to add water to meet the minimum fill line. After cooking, the water needs to be removed. You can remove the water by putting your oil in the fridge after cooking to cool. Then the oil will solidify and separate, allowing it to be easily be dumped out.
  • When using everyday cooking oil, use 1 ounce of rosin chips and 2 cups of oil or butter. For a smaller, more potent oil, use 1 Tablespoon of oil for every 2 rosin chips.
  • It’s best to grind them to increase the surface area of the chips, making the coming infusion easier and more effective.
  • Remember to let gravity do the straining for you. Don’t squeeze the cheesecloth to get every little bit. If you do, you will simply push particulate plant matter and chlorophyll into your final product.
  • There is no need to decarb your flower prior to infusion as the rosin press already began the process, and the infusion will complete it.
  • Test your final product potency before using it in a dish. Be careful and schedule your time accordingly. Once you know this, you can take that dose and multiple it by the number of servings when baking something like brownies, or you can measure that amount out and top individual food items or drinks with the appropriate dosage.

Use this information well to make your very own canna-oil from your leftover chips and get more mileage from your starting materials.

Rosin Chips: Frequently Asked Questions

Download How To Use Rosin Chips to Make Edibles PDF

Rosin chips are flattened, semi-dry chips that remain after pressing flower for rosin. Even after being pressed, rosin chips retain precious cannabinoids which you can recover in several ways, particularly through infusion. Because these flower remnants have been partially decarboxylated, they are the perfect base product to make delicious edible treats.
Technically, yes; though we wouldn’t recommend eating them directly. You first need to further process them to complete the decarboxylation of the residual compounds and to fully activate the flower’s medicinal properties. You can eat the oil extracted from them by infusing it into edibles such as butter or for baking brownies.

When you use a rosin press, the act of pressing initiates the decarbing process, more or less completely, depending on the temperature and time used, and the process of infusing the chips will complete it. If you use methods that do not impart sufficient heat into your materials then you should complete the process to fully activate your flower.

When you use your rosin chips to make infused butter and cooking oils you can then add them directly to any food in which you would normally use oil or butter. You can use it to bake brownies, fry an egg, or butter your morning toast. Some may even want to add a bit to their favorite meal replacement shake or any of their favorite foods.
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