Whipping distillate

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hash head

Member

• May 23, 2018

• #1

Is it possible to whip distillate? What about whipping a winterized oil with a runny consistency?

Some winterized oil seems to not be able to whip at all.. no matter how much whipping action it seems to immediately smooth out without any bubbles or golden sheen to it..

can some forms of extracts either with high terpenes, or low lipids not hold air well enough to be whipped and solidified further into a crumble or other whipped up finished form?

Is it just too warm?

 

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littlepookie

New member

• Jun 3, 2018

• #2

Whipping causes nucleation, mostly of fats which are removed during the winterization process.

This was in chapter 2 due last thursday in class dude.

 

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LadyGuru

Member

• Sep 29, 2018

• #3

Class? I would love to take a class on making concentrates. Where did you guys sign up?

 

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DemonTrich

Active member

Veteran

• Sep 29, 2018

• #4

LadyGuru said:

Class? I would love to take a class on making concentrates. Where did you guys sign up?

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Years and years of searching, as well as trial and error.

 

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LadyGuru

Member

• Sep 30, 2018

• #5

Anybody willing to share? Would love to take a class on concentrates, it is one of my weak areas.

 

troutman

Seed Whore

• Sep 30, 2018

• #6

It may cause a lot of oxidation of the goodies.

 

Mikell

Dipshit Know-Nothing

ICMag Donor

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• Sep 30, 2018

• #7

Distillate is too refined and has been decarb'd. Nothing will come from whipping.

 

PDX Dopesmoker

Active member

• Sep 30, 2018

• #8

Wait until midwinter then try whipping it outdoors. Decarbed stuff can solidify, but not at room temp.