Budder

Cannabis budder is a type of concentrate known for its soft, creamy, butter-like texture. It's created using a solvent-based extraction process—often with butane or propane—to pull cannabinoids and terpenes from cannabis flower. The extracted material is then purged and whipped, introducing air to achieve its signature fluffy consistency. This process preserves more flavor and makes budder easier to handle than shatter or crumble.

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Yes, budder typically contains 70% to 90% THC, making it significantly more potent than standard cannabis flower, which usually ranges from 15% to 30% THC. Compared to other concentrates, budder offers a strong high with smoother delivery, especially when dabbed at low temperatures. This makes it popular among experienced consumers seeking intense effects and rich flavor.

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Budder is commonly used with a dab rig, e-nail, or a concentrate-compatible vaporizer. To use it:

1. Heat your nail or banger to the desired temperature (typically 315–500°F).
2. Use a dab tool to scoop a small amount of budder.
3. Apply it to the hot surface and inhale slowly.

For new users, start with a tiny dose (grain of rice size), as budder’s high THC content can produce strong effects quickly.

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To preserve budder’s texture and terpene content, store it in an airtight glass or silicone container in a cool, dark place. For extended freshness, refrigeration is recommended. Avoid exposing budder to heat, light, or air, which can degrade cannabinoids and cause terpene loss—affecting both potency and flavor.

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Budder offers several advantages:

• Ease of use: Its soft texture makes it easy to handle and dose.
• Flavor retention: The whipping process preserves more natural terpenes, enhancing aroma and taste.
• Less mess: Budder doesn’t crumble like wax or snap like shatter, making it more user-friendly.

These qualities make budder ideal for those who want a flavorful, high-potency experience without hassle.

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