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Marijuana has hundreds of names across the world. But do you know which term of endearment fascinates us the most?

‘The daddy of role plays.’

There are no limits to creativity

We can run short of ideas, but these chefs are playing street-smart in adjusting marijuana dose in every type of cuisines and edibles we have.

Marijuana has hundreds of names across the world. But do you know which term of endearment fascinates us the most?

‘The daddy of role plays.’

Well, we have reasons to love this name. Weed can behave as cookies, gummies, soap, deodorant, ice-cream, butter, etc. It takes the role of whatever we think of. Just when we think marijuana has nothing more to offer— it comes in the roles that impress us with sheer versatility.

Mind you! It has been the story every year since weed-infused products got the green light from the government.

Peanut butter— the meat of vegans and vegetarians

Rich in proteins, the peanut butter easily slides up as the meat of vegans and vegetarians.

As if the exquisite quality of peanut butter wasn’t enough— we are infusing cannabis to make it a potent health enhancer.

The best part about peanut butter is you can give it as many forms you want. Want to have a weed peanut butter bar? Or willing to celebrate your day with cannabis peanut butter cake? Imagine infusing cannabis with virtually everything you make with peanut butter.

Wanna reserve some of those?

Does marijuana have health benefits? Yes! Does peanut butter have health benefits? Yes! Can you imagine the consequences of duo-combination? No.

The answer is— Worldly health benefits!

The health benefits of marijuana coincide with the health benefits of peanut butter to give a food paste, which holds a plethora of exciting health benefits.

No matter what kind of person you’re, you can enjoy weed peanut butter to enhance your family’s health, get relief from your chaotic-stress, & act on your pain accordingly.

Your peanut butter can have CBD oil and not THC oil

Liberty! Marijuana gives you liberty more than any government could ever give. You don’t have to be necessarily a part of psychotropic-fandoms who use cannabis oil with THC. Weed oil with CBD has a far better peanut butter paste— both in terms of health benefits and taste. So, you already have an alternative on the table.

If you don’t know what CBD and THC mean— let’s call them the yin and the yang of marijuana plants for simplicity.

While CBD offers surprisingly diversified health benefits such as pain relief, seizure checks, anti-inflammation, and stress reduction— THC has psychoactive effects on your brain that give recreational kicks. Both behave contrary to each other, making marijuana the most controversial herb.

How to make weed peanut butter paste as the topping

Nothing beats the personalized spread of cannabis peanut butter if you’ve been thinking of flaring up toasts, waffles, & crackers’ taste.

The thin layers of weed peanut butter spread have gotten very common. Sounds puffed up? Check the neighbor next door! Thanks to its multitudinous benefits and easy instructions— everyone wants to have the recipe in their kitchen’s diary.

So, tighten up your seat belts. We’re tapping yet another delicious marijuana paste, which will charge up your guests and relatives.

Ingredients

• 3 cups of peanuts (dry and roasted)
• 1 ½ tablespoon of carrier oil (cannabis olive, coconut, etc.)
• ¼ teaspoon of salt
• 1 tablespoon of honey

Tools

• Food processor
• Whisk
• Medium bowl
• Air-tight container
• Spoon

Marijuana’s Incredible Versatility: Cannabis Peanut Butter

Just when you thought there wasn’t anything left cannabis could offer, it continues to impress with its sheer versatility. Most people only know cannabis for its recreational qualities, but it can also be used medicinally as an oral spray, deodorant, soap, and more. You can even use it to make peanut butter!

Peanuts are among the most popular meat alternatives due to their high protein content. Peanut butter is especially popular among vegetarians and vegans.

As if it’s not almost the perfect food already, infusing it with cannabis makes it better than ever.

Cannabis peanut butter can take on quite a few forms, so imagine infusing cannabis with virtually everything you’d make with peanut butter. This includes simple sandwiches to cannabis peanut butter cookies. Learn all about peanut butter made with cannabis, and discover all the benefits it can bring.

Why You Need Cannabis in Your Peanut Butter

The primary reason you might want to enhance your peanut butter with cannabis is because of the health benefits. Cannabis comes with a plethora of exciting benefits that everyone can enjoy, no matter what kind of person you are. Even if you’re not looking to feel a little extra euphoric, you can still add cannabis oil that uses CBD rather than THC.

CBD and THC are the two active ingredients in cannabis. THC is what offers all the psychoactive effects marijuana is known for. CBD contains none of the psychoactive effects but offers medicinal effects that are surprisingly diverse. These effects include pain relief, seizure treatment and prevention, and even anxiety and stress reduction, assuming you take appropriate doses.

It’s not uncommon for people to dislike smoking, but thanks to great ideas like marijuana in peanut butter, you can enjoy all the beneficial side effects without ever having to light up. This edible alternative opens up cannabis to a much wider audience.

Strains and Nuts: So Many Choices

When you’re mixing canna oil and peanut butter, you’ll have a lot of choices when it comes to ingredients. Not only are there numerous different and unique strains of marijuana, but there are a wide variety of nuts as well. You need to make sure you pick the appropriate strains and nuts to make cannabis peanut butter that will be delicious and useful for your unique purposes.

Marijuana strains are generally either uppers or downers. Some will get you excited and ready to go, while others will leave you wanting to sit down and relax. Then again, some strains simply bring light into the more mundane parts of life that make you appreciate everything a little bit more. Whatever your preferences, keep them in mind when deciding what effect you want to receive from the cannabis peanut butter.

Your choice of cannabis is important, but so is your choice for the type of nut. The good news is that virtually any type of nut will mask the taste of cannabis. When you choose the type of nut, you should compare the taste and nutrition value. For example, your run-of-the-mill peanut will have plenty of fats and fiber, but almonds can boost your Vitamin E, which fights inflammation.

Can Cannabis Peanut Butter Get You High?

If you’re looking for health benefits, mixing CBD with peanut butter is one of the best things you can do. However, if you want to feel the mental effect of getting high, you can always make a batch of THC-infused peanut butter instead.

Much like marijuana peanut butter made primarily with CBD infusion, THC peanut butter can have varying results based on what kind of strain you use. The concentration also plays a major role in determining how much of an effect your peanut butter will have on you. If you’re looking for a particularly euphoric experience, make sure you use cannabis oil that has a high concentration of THC in comparison to CBD.

Cannabis Peanut Butter Recipes

You can find a wide variety of recipes for making and using marijuana peanut butter, but our favorite recipe is for cannabis peanut butter cookies. Not only is this recipe easy to follow, but you can use virtually any kind of marijuana peanut butter and still have the cookies turn out great.

Here’s what you’ll need:

• 1 cup of peanut butter
• 4 tablespoons of softened cannabutter
• ½ cup of white sugar
• ½ cup of brown sugar
• ½ cup of flour
• 1 egg
• Pinch of salt

After you have all your ingredients, take four short steps to make your peanut butter cookies.

1. First, heat your oven to 340 degrees Fahrenheit.
2. While the oven pre-heats, combine all your ingredients in a large bowl. Stir them together until the resulting dough is nice and smooth.
3. Cover a baking sheet with parchment paper and separate the dough into about 15 balls. Make sure to press them down on top.
4. Once they’re all set, pop them in the oven until the edges get a bit of color. This usually takes about 10 minutes or so. Remember to let them cool afterward and enjoy!