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Live Resin Edibles Vs. Traditional: A Comparative Guide

Live resin edibles and traditional edibles both offer unique experiences and benefits for cannabinoid lovers. Today we will guide you through the differences between the two types of edibles, live resin and traditional. Stick with us and by the end you’ll hopefully have the knowledge you were looking for. Let’s dive in!

Back To Basics: What’s An Edible?

To understand the differences among edibles we need to grasp what an edible is and its purpose. And for those who are already familiar: It’s time to refresh!

Edibles are a way of consuming cannabinoids. To make an edible, you take cannainoidbutter (or live resin, if preferred) and add it to your preferred food product. Effects usually last longer than a regular joint, and they often do not come until 30 minutes to 2 hours after consuming. They’re ideal for a relaxed night at home or a day at the beach with friends when you want to consume discreetly.

What Types Of Edibles Exist?

Edibles can be in various forms in food products. The ones you might have heard of are brownies; that’s the stereotype of what an edible is. However, today, cannabinoid enthusiasts have developed many more ways to consume it!

Here’s A Few:

  • Candies: Including gummies, hard candies, chocolates, caramels, and lollipops. Exists in various flavors and shapes.
  • Snack Foods: Snack foods like chips, pretzels, popcorn, crackers, and nuts.
  • Infused Condiments: Products like cannabis-infused ketchup, mustard, or mayonnaise.
  • Capsules And Pills: Encapsulated forms of cannabis oil or isolate.

Live Resin Vs Traditional

After learning(or refreshing) our knowledge about edibles it’s time to dive into what we really came for!

What’s Live Resin Edibles?

A live resin edible is a special kind of cannabinoid treat made by infusing live resin, which is a strong cannabinoid concentrate, into food.

How Are Live Resin Made?

Live resin is made by freezing freshly picked hemp plants right after harvesting to keep their natural flavors and effects strong. Then, chemicals are used to extract the concentrated liquid from the frozen plants. This liquid, called live resin, is then mixed into things like butter, oil, or syrup, which are used to make different kinds of yummy edibles like candies, chocolates, baked goods, or drinks.

Who’s Live Resin Ediles Suited For?

Live resin edibles are loved by people who enjoy a really strong and tasty flavor. Because live resin is made from fresh, frozen plants, it retains a higher concentration of terpenes compared to traditional extracts. The result is a more robust flavor profile with a powerful long-lasting high.

Traditional Edibles: How They Are Made

Traditional edibles are typically made using cannabis flower or hash. The cannabinoids are activated through heating, such as baking or cooking, before being infused into oils, butter, or other food products. Traditional edibles may have a more subdued terpene profile compared to live resin edibles since the decarboxylation process can lead to the loss of some terpenes. Despite that, they still offer a wide range of flavors depending on the strain used.

Who’s Traditional Edibles Suited For?

Because of their simple preparation and easy mixing with other ingredients, they are easily accessible for all cannabinoid enthusiasts.

Are Traditional Edibles Potent Enough?

Even though traditional Edibles vary more in potency, depending on the dosage and the infusion method. The effects can be just as potent and long-lasting as Live Resin Edibles.

Quick tip

Live resin edibles typically kick in faster than regular edibles, still the onset it’s much slower than a regular joint, so it’s easier to take more, especially if you are impatient and wonder why it doesn’t hit. We recommend all consumers to wait at least 2 hours before jumping onto the next one. You’ll thank us later.

Do Traditional Edibles Taste The Same?

Traditional edibles may not have the same intense flavor profile as live resin edibles. The flavor will largely depend on the ingredients used and the cooking methods employed.

Key Differences Between Live Resin Edibles And Traditional Edibles

Live Resin Edibles

  • Made with live resin, a potent cannabinoid extract.
  • Extracted from freshly harvested hemp plants.
  • Retains strong flavors and effects due to freshness.
  • Known for intense and rich flavors.
  • Can provide a powerful high due to high potency.
  • Might not be as accessible as Traditional Edibles due to a more complicated process.

Traditional Edibles

  • Made with regular cannabinoid extracts or dried cannabinoid infused flowers.
  • May have milder flavors and effects compared to live resin.
  • Come in various flavors and forms.
  • Effects may take longer to kick in compared to live resin edibles.
  • Easy accessible and can be made with just a few ingredients at home.

Live Resin Edibles are Ideal for users seeking potent effects, robust flavors, and a full spectrum of cannabinoids and terpenes. Traditional Edibles are great for those looking for a more familiar consumption method,  and a wide range of flavor options whilst still getting a strong high. Whether you prefer the intense flavors and potency of live resin edibles or the versatility and familiarity of traditional edibles, both options offer a joyful experience. Thank you for reading, we’ll be back soon again with more content.

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