Pot Food Losing Potency

[dannyboy420]

So I visited California a couple of weeks ago and brought home a cookie and candy bar made at one of the state's medical marijuana clubs.

While out there, I ate half a cooke and was WAAAAAYYYY HIGH. When I got home, I wrapped up the remaining cookie and candy bar in plastic and froze them.

When I tried the other cookie half a few days later, there was hardly an effect.

Does pot food go bad? Does it need to be reheated? Is there anything I can do to re-energize the food?

Suggestions would be appreciated.

dannyboy420 Reviewed by dannyboy420 on 03-22-2007. Pot Food Losing Potency So I visited California a couple of weeks ago and brought home a cookie and candy bar made at one of the state's medical marijuana clubs. While out there, I ate half a cooke and was WAAAAAYYYY HIGH. When I got home, I wrapped up the remaining cookie and candy bar in plastic and froze them. When I tried the other cookie half a few days later, there was hardly an effect. Does pot food go bad? Does it need to be reheated? Is there anything I can do to re-energize the food? Suggestions Rating: 5

[Machello]

My guess is try to reheat it because MAYBE the cold "Inhibits" the effects of the Fat induced THC. Just saying the warmth may reactivate it..... Best uneducated guess. Also sounds like its the only thing u can do. Or smoke a bowl before consumption

[Hunternora]

I read that as " Pet Food Losing Potency " and I was nervous you were eating Meowmix or something.

To my knowledge (ie one old brownie) the THC kinda disappears over time, and I'm guess the cold fridge didn't help. Kind of like how an onion taste like crap over a week, even though everything else in the fridge now taste like onion.

[thecreator]

Hey man how was it besides the affects being weak? I think that reheating might do something but at the same time if you heat cannabis you use it or lose it. Idk if I feel that way or I just love the 40yr old that much............