cooking contact buzz

[compost]

My wife has been making my edibles lately from some butter that is insanely strong. Every time she makes them she feels like she gets a contact buzz from them cooking. I was curious about it since I do not want to inadvertantly dose one of my young ones from my lack of knowledge.

I don't get a contact buzz when she cooks them but my tolerance is extremely high and she is only a once in a while toker.

 

[Chronage]

Tell her to stop huffing her cooking. No, but seriously, besides that it smells a certain way this seems very unlikely. Is she handling the butter with her hands and or the things she's cooking or it's mixtures directly on her skin?

 

[geeker]

she doesn't snack on the cookie dough... does she? most people, when they make cookies, either "scratch or mix, snag roughly a teaspoon or more worth of cookie dough as they make them. at least, that's what i've noticed over the years any way.

 

[bChiefing]

if your butter is extracted well it can be very similar to olive oil and u can practically rub that in your skin as a topical(not recommended) but a sort of contact high. I know i was definitely a fan of making butter or cooking oil recipes especially when you need to squeeze the remaining butter/oil out of the product! haha so if she was hand kneading or something similar theres def a chance!

 

[Oisterboy]

Haha yeah, it always happens to me when I lick the spoon before I put it in the sink when I'm all done.

By the time the edibles are baked up, I'm starting to feel a bit of a buzz (I make strong edibles) and then by the time I eat one I can't leave the house for another 8 hours :lol:

As for a buzz from the actual baking...make sure the oven isn't too hot, you could be vaping goodies on accident. I know I get it a little bit when I'm simmering the butter in the crockpot, so I know I'm losing some potency (not enough to make a huge difference though).