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The Best Weed Butter Makers for Homemade Edibles

Will a weed butter maker make your life easier?
Will a weed butter maker make your life easier?

If you want to make weed butter at home, there are plenty of weed butter maker machines that simplify the process. They save you money from having to buy dispensary edibles all the time, allow you the freedom to choose which foods you want to get high from eating, and in the end, give you a fun do-it-yourself cannabis project.

Let’s talk about some of the best weed makers on the market today.


The best weed butter machines for making your own edibles

If you choose to skip the messy, time-consuming process of making your own weed butter on the stove, and would prefer to have an automated system that perfectly does it for you each and every time, here are five of the best possible weed butter makers available today.

Ardent FX Cannabis Infusion Machines

Search any best butter machine list and you’ll find Ardent right up at the top. Ardent is one of the most popular companies, and infusion machines out there. 

Known for their Ardent FX, which is also known as the Ardent Easy Bake Oven, Ardent has been simplifying the homemade high for years. 

The Ardent FX can decarb your weed, cook the butter or oil, and also bake goods inside of it. On top of that, it’s heating settings let you decarb your weed for THC, CBD, and also CBG, so it’s really nice for the cannabinoid curious consumer.  

The only drawback is the price, which hits for a smooth $350, but you could also get their Nova machine, a more budget-friendly weed butter (or oil) making option. 

The Levo II Machine

The Levo II weed butter maker is another top seller. It makes the process easy by giving you quick-start buttons, as well as even coming with a recipe for making weed butter in it. 

On top of that, it only takes two hours to make your weed butter. What makes the Levo II even cooler is that it comes in 6 different colors: black, green, blue, cream, and red. Lastly, it has an app that lets you control the machine wirelessly. The future is here.

MagicalButter Machine

The stoner community loves the MagicalButter Machine for making weed butter at home. 

Just like the others, it can be used to infuse butter, oils, and make tinctures. It even makes lotions! 

If you find some extra coins in the couch when buying the MagicalButter Machine, you might want to fork out for their Home Chef Bundle as well. It comes with extra accessories like a decarb thermometer, butter molds, measuring cups to make your weed butter making task much easier.

STX Infuzium 420

The STX Infuzium 420 by STX International looks like a coffee pot and a leather massage chair had a baby. And somehow, that baby can make weed butter. 

The lick on this one is that it’s only $150 bucks, but can still make butter, oil, and also tinctures. If you’re wanting to have a weed butter maker, but telling yourself you don’t need all the bells, whistles, and fancy gadgetry of the options above, the STX Infuzium 420 could be the answer to all of your wildest homemade edibles dreams. And for the low! 

The recipe for making your own weed butter at home

If none of the weed butter makers mentioned above tickle your fancy (or your pockets), the option for making weed butter the old-fashioned way is always there. The process is pretty simple, just like if you were making weed tea.

What you need to make weed butter at home:

  • Cannabis
  • Butter
  • Water
  • Cheesecloth
  • Funnel
  • A pot/saucepan
  • The following recipe

Step 1: Decarb your weed in the oven

The first step of any edible making process is to decarboxylate your cannabis. 

Decarbing your weed is the process of applying heat to it, which then activates the cannabinoids that make us feel things. When smoking flower, this process occurs with a flame, however when you’re cooking flower, it needs to happen in the oven. 

To decarb your weed, simply toss the buds on a cooking sheet then slide it in the oven at a temperature around 230 - 240 degrees Farenheit for between 20 and 40 minutes.

Step 2: Grind up the decarbed weed 

After decarbing your weed, you want to grind it up so it’s easier to stir into the butter you’ll make. 

Step 3: Melt butter and water in a pot

Add butter and water to a pot to make your weed butter. You can use 1 cup of each as a standard rule of thumb.

Butter melts/burns extremely quickly, which is why you add water, to help mitigate that process and consistency.

Step 4: Add the decarbed weed to the melted butter

Once your butter is melted up nicely, toss the ground cannabis into the pot. Lower the flame to a simmer to avoid burning the butter, as well as the cannabinoids. 

After stirring your ground up cannabis into your melted butter, lower the heat and let the concoction simmer for a couple of hours while the substances blend together. Stir occasionally throughout the process.

Step 5: Strain the cannabutter with a cheesecloth

Create a funnel with cheesecloth inside. Once the butter is done simmering, strain the cannabutter through your cheesecloth funnel into whatever receptacle your choice (I advise a jar or a small tupperware container).

Step 6: Refrigerate your weed butter

Put the jar/container/whatever into the refrigerator and after an hour or so, your weed butter should be ready to apply it to whatever food you’d like to become an infused edible at your leisure. 

That’s how you make weed butter by yourself, so now it’s easy to see why having a weed butter infusion maker is a MUCH quicker and efficient process.

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