The EdiBox significantly reduces the smell of your herbs while they are heating, though the smell will not be 100% eliminated. Some users live in apartments and reported great success baking their herbs without raising attention.

Up to 3 ounces of herbs

When the temperature INSIDE the box reaches 250 (for cannabis) start the timer. If you start the timer when you first put the box in the oven, it will be underbaked.

Yes, heat your kief or trim up to 240 for 60 minutes to activate THC.

Your buds will turn more brown than green. Decarbing will dry it out

Too high of temp or too long will destroy the beneficial compounds of your herb.

While a crock pot might heat your ingredients, the EdiWhip is more precise with tools for better potent results.
Your crock pot has no immersion blender, digital thermostat or programmed functions. You are left to figure out when to stir, wondering if it’s hot enough, how much longer, etc.

Don’t leave your herbs left to errors or “uh-oh” moments.

The EdiWhip does the work for you, eliminating the tedious labor and guesswork of stirring, temperature settings, infusing time, etc. The EdiWhip cooks at the correct temperature for the correct amount of time with an immersion blade that goes on and off to mix the ingredients for perfect infusions.

The best part is it’s an ALL – IN – 1 machine, both decarbing and infusing.

The EdiWhip makes great cannabutter with no experience needed. You simply pour in your ingredients, hit two buttons and walk away. The Ediwhip will heat, stir and extract your herbs with preset functions, eliminating the mental and physical work for you. When complete, pour the infusion thru a filter into a glass container and your done.

Yes, to minimize condensation, dry your herbs first. When heated, cannabis like all plants releases some water.

Yes,

Yes! Shake, trim and stems can all be used in the EdiWhip. Decarb it just like regular flower and use it for any infusion, such as butter or coconut oil.

Terpenes are responsible for the flavor and aroma of cannabis.

A tincture is a great alternative to smoking or inhalation. It is a liquid concentrate taken under the tongue or used to infuse food or drinks.

Tinctures are created through alcohol extraction, pulling the plant’s beneficial compounds into a liquid concentrate.

The EdiWhip can make tinctures you can use for vapes or gummies. The tinctures can be alcohol or glycerin based.

Lecithin increases absorption in the body. It’s highly recommended for oil or butter extractions. Use sunflower, rice or soy lecithin, any type (granule, powder or liquid.)

Any alcohol 150 proof (75% ABV) or above will work. Ask your local store as some rum and vodkas will get that high.
A great resource for food grade, high proof alcohol is: https://www.extractohol.com/

For infusion, a minimum 2.5 cups of butter, oil or alcohol is needed. The amount of herb could be a nug or up to an ounce.

Yes, unlike other machines, you may manually adjust the time or temperature for each cycle, including decarb. Simply press the desired function button and change the time or temperature defaults as needed.

Time change range from 30 minutes to 12 hours.

Temperature can range from 32-250 degrees.

Cannabis must be heated to get the full benefits. When smoked, the flame activates the cannabis molecularly. Raw plant has little medical or psycho benefits.
Cooking and baking edibles must start with decarboxylation. You must heat the plant to start the THC activation process.
See our Decarb Articles.

When cooking with honey, it’s best to infuse it with an aid such as butter or oil.