Maria Sanchez
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Have had similar effect when eaten in a Cambodian 'happy pizza'.
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Cannabis infused olive oil ?
- Thread starter Greenfingers420UK
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CharlesU Farley
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Perfectly described how injesting cannabis affects me!
I don't use infused oil anymore, I just powderize decarbed cannabis, put it in 000 capsules and take it that way.
Very educational thread on olive oil and olive trees, thanks for the great info revegeta666 and others!
Cuddles
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thanks for your offer - I may get back to you someday !
))One year is plenty of time for my to finish the unfltered oil. I use a LOT of olive oil because I eat loads of salads all year round and even more during the summer months.
A friend of my parents used to have a prperty in Italy and he had his own olive trees and he would make the oil himself (or so he said,lol) it had all these bits or fragments in it and it smelled deliciously fresh and `green´ . It sounds stupid saying it smells green but it was the first thing which came to mind
It was the best oil I have ever tasted and it was far to good to mix it with anything else. My mum just poured it over the salad and it was just great.
The filtred oil from Las Valdesas didn´t taste `green´ though.
I´m also looking for an olive oil I can use to make my own mayonaise. Apparantly the Arbequina is suitable for this purpose.
The oil I used from the supermarket once came out really bitter - yuck
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Cuddles
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great but I don´t know this pizza,lol what is it?
Hombre del mont
Dr of Stupidity
The cut grass/green smell and green peppery taste are when it is very fresh. As it gets older the taste, smell and colour change.thanks for your offer - I may get back to you someday !
One year is plenty of time for my to finish the unfltered oil. I use a LOT of olive oil because I eat loads of salads all year round and even more during the summer months.
A friend of my parents used to have a prperty in Italy and he had his own olive trees and he would make the oil himself (or so he said,lol) it had all these bits or fragments in it and it smelled deliciously fresh and `green´ . It sounds stupid saying it smells green but it was the first thing which came to mind
It was the best oil I have ever tasted and it was far to good to mix it with anything else. My mum just poured it over the salad and it was just great.
The filtred oil from Las Valdesas didn´t taste `green´ though.
I´m also looking for an olive oil I can use to make my own mayonaise. Apparantly the Arbequina is suitable for this purpose.
The oil I used from the supermarket once cam out really bitter - yuck
Once it has settled for a few months in 25 litre drums, we pour it of the sediment.
Apologies @Greenfingers420UK for sidetracking the thread.
Cuddles
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so you actually filter it later on, interesting. Do you use a special filtering paper for this process, how do you do it?The cut grass/green smell and green peppery taste are when it is very fresh. As it gets older the taste, smell and colour change.
Once it has settled for a few months in 25 litre drums, we pour it of the sediment.
Apologies @Greenfingers420UK for sidetracking the thread.
Hombre del mont
Dr of Stupidity
No, we don't filter it, we just put it off the sediment.
Maria Sanchez
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If you're in Cambodia, and you're in a touristy area, there will be a lot pizza restaurants.
One of the options will be to make your pizza a 'happy pizza', meaning they'll put a handful of local Cambodian 'happiness' on top.
They know the dosage of 'happy' pretty well, but you could ask for more or less.
And they may ask if you smoke as well, if you just want some smokeable 'happy' without the pizza.
Haha, I've just been reading reviews of Cambodian 'happy pizza' stores on Google maps.
Some people's comments about their scoops of happiness are hilarious!
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Sorry, off topic posts, but thought everyone might get a giggle out it.
I got many giggles from my happy pizza, thank you very much!
Cuddles
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Yeah, cambodia is world famous for it´s pizzas!!!!
Do they also offer happy salads for starters ?
But I need about 20 scoops these days lolDo they deliver to EU countries? I need to check this place out
Damn and I thought I had finally discovered a really good restaurant thanks to you!!!
Maria Sanchez
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You could probably try them on Uber Eats if you lived close enough.Yeah, cambodia is world famous for it´s pizzas!!!!
Do they also offer happy salads for starters ?
Do they deliver to EU countries? I need to check this place out
Damn and I thought I had finally discovered a really good restaurant thanks to you!!!
But an EU delivery might be stone-cold pizza by the time you get it.
I think you can get 'happy' anything in the restaurant itself.
It's not 'this place,' there are a lot of them, if my memory is correct.
revegeta666
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You just let it rest and the green matter deposits at the bottom. Kind of looks like bread crumbs. Then you pour the oil in a different bottle.
Cuddles
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right thanks. at first I had just assumed filtering paper or maybe even a fine siev
(I do the same thing with my alkaline ionized water .)
revegeta666
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But can you get a "happy ending" in this restaurant? Asking for a friend
Maria Sanchez
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Um, er... you may have to go next door to the massage and spa.But can you get a "happy ending" in this restaurant? Asking for a friend
(Honestly, though, I have no idea about that kind of thing in Cambodia. Stay safe!)
Old Piney
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This is something I suspected.Also I haven't noticed any difference with or without Lecithin with my CBD flower infused coconut oil
