Cannabis Heavy Cream: 5 Easy Steps to Perfect Infusion

Drop the broken-up hash pieces into the infusion cup first, then pour 200 ml of heavy cream on top. Place the cup back into the Pot by Noids and secure the lid. We are only infusing 200 ml because the ice cream recipe calls for 470 ml total — the remaining 270 ml will be added later as regular, non-infused heavy cream.

Step 4: Set It and Forget It

Select the THC infusion function (the empty diamond icon) and let the machine work. The Pot by Noids is a true set-it-and-forget-it device — it controls the temperature and timing automatically. The infusion typically takes between 1.5 to 3 hours. When your cannabis heavy cream is done, the device will beep and the light ring will stop pulsating. No stirring, no temperature monitoring required.

Step 5: Strain and Store Your Cannabis Heavy Cream

Once the infusion is complete, use the built-in filter to strain the cannabis heavy cream into a glass or jar. Be careful — the glass container is very hot! Use a heat-resistant glove when handling it. Press the plunger all the way down to extract every drop of infused cream. You may notice tiny hash granules that passed through the screen — this is normal and will not affect the texture of your final dish. Store the cannabis heavy cream in the fridge and use within 1–2 days for best results.

Dosage Tips for Cannabis Heavy Cream

With approximately 420–480 mg of THC in 200 ml of cannabis heavy cream, each tablespoon contains roughly 30–35 mg of THC. This is a strong infusion. Start with a small amount and wait at least 90 minutes before consuming more. You can dilute the potency by mixing your cannabis heavy cream with non-infused cream before using it in recipes.

What Can You Make With Cannabis Heavy Cream?

Cannabis heavy cream is incredibly versatile. Here are some popular uses:

• Infused ice cream — the original reason for this recipe
• Cannabis coffee or lattes — add a splash for a morning boost
• Cream-based sauces — alfredo, curry, or soup
• Whipped cream — infused whipped cream for desserts
• Hot chocolate — rich and potent winter treat