Make Your Infused Fats
in Bulk

Save time and create consistent, high-quality cannabis infusions for all your edibles.

Why Make Infused Fats in Bulk?

Making infused butter, coconut oil, or MCT oil in larger batches saves significant time and creates more consistent results across multiple recipes. Instead of infusing small amounts repeatedly, you can prepare enough for weeks or months of cooking in one session.

Best Fats for Bulk Infusion

Coconut Oil / MCT Oil

Neutral flavor, long shelf life, excellent cannabinoid absorption. Ideal for gummies, chocolates, and versatile use.

Unsalted Butter

Classic choice for baked goods. Rich flavor but shorter shelf life. Best for cookies, brownies, and savory dishes.

Olive Oil or Avocado Oil

Great for savory recipes and dressings. Choose high-quality, neutral-tasting oils for versatility.

Bulk Infusion Method

Decarb your cannabis in large batches (240–250°F for 30–40 minutes). Let cool completely.
Combine in a large pot or slow cooker: Use a ratio of 1 cup (240ml) fat per 7–14g decarbed cannabis, depending on desired potency.
Infuse gently: Keep temperature between 160–180°F (71–82°C) for 2–4 hours, stirring occasionally. Do not boil.
Strain carefully: Use cheesecloth or a fine mesh strainer. Press gently to extract as much oil as possible.
Store properly: Pour into clean, airtight glass jars. Label with date and estimated potency.

Storage & Dosing for Bulk Batches

Storage

• Refrigerate for up to 6 months
• Freeze for up to 12+ months
• Keep in dark glass jars away from light and heat
• Always label with date and potency estimate

Dosing Calculations

Calculate total THC in the batch before dividing into recipes. Example: 14g of 20% THC flower = \~2800mg THC before loss. After typical 70–80% efficiency, expect \~2000mg total THC in the finished oil.

Pro Tips for Consistent Bulk Infusions

Use the same strain or consistent blend each time for predictable effects.
Make a “master batch” and portion into smaller jars for daily use.
Keep detailed records of strain, amount, fat type, and final potency.
Consider making both a high-THC and a balanced CBD version for different recipe needs.