BLOTTER | Bermuda Triangle | 1G Cured Resin Crumble

Blotter Bermuda Triangle 1G Resin Crumble: Hell's Kitchen Dispensary near Times Square Crumble is the dry, flaky end of the concentrate world, and it is the easiest texture to use if you would rather skip sticky jars. The Blotter Bermuda Triangle 1G Resin Crumble is one gram of it, made by a New York concentrates brand and sold at Cannadreams, our licensed adult-use dispensary at 862 9th Ave on the corner of West 56th Street in Hell's Kitchen. About Blotter Blotter is a New York concentrates brand. Its resin line comes in more than one texture, crumble and budder included, with the texture printed on the jar right beside the strain. The New York label on every jar lists the producer and batch, which is what you want to see on any extract. Bermuda Triangle, honestly Bermuda Triangle is listed as a Hybrid on our menu. Its lineage is not widely published in any settled form. Several breeders have used the name for different crosses, and the most consistent thread in public listings is Triangle Kush as one parent. We will not pick one version and present it as fact. The jar is the best guide: open it at the counter and smell it. What crumble looks and feels like Crumble is a concentrate that has been dried out during processing until it breaks apart easily, a bit like a honeycomb or the topping on a coffee cake. It is usually yellow to gold and opaque. Because it is so dry, it does not smear across your fingers or cling to the tool the way softer textures do. It can be scooped, pinched or sprinkled. That last part is what makes it different. Crumble or budder We carry Blotter in both, so here is how they compare. Crumble is drier and breaks into pieces. It is easy to sprinkle and easy to portion with a pinch. Budder is creamy and smooth. It spreads, holds on the tool, and suits dabbers who like a soft scoop. Crumble is a little more forgiving for people who sometimes top a bowl instead of dabbing. Budder is mostly a dab or vaporizer product. Neither is better. It comes down to how you like to handle a concentrate. Ways to use a gram of crumble On a rig or an electronic dab device. Take a small piece with a dab tool and drop it onto the heated surface. Lower heat keeps more of the aroma. If the vapor tastes harsh or leaves dark residue, the surface was too hot. In a concentrate vaporizer. Many portable vaporizers built for wax have a chamber that crumble fits into easily. On top of a bowl. Sprinkle a small pinch over flower in a pipe and light the flower around it, so the crumble melts in rather than burning directly. In a joint. Scatter a few flakes through ground flower before rolling. Keep them centered so the paper burns straight. For any of these, read the label and start with a very small amount. Concentrates are much more concentrated than flower, and you can always add more later. Small tools that help A flat dab tool with a scoop end is easier for crumble than a pointed one. A small parchment square or silicone mat gives you a place to break pieces without losing flakes. If you top bowls, a glass screen keeps melted concentrate from pulling through. Storing crumble so it stays crumble Crumble is dry, and it stays that way if you keep moisture and heat out. Close the jar immediately after each use. Summer humidity in a city apartment can make crumble tacky, and heat from a radiator or stove can melt it into a sticky layer. A cool, dark drawer is the right spot. If you use cold storage, keep the jar sealed and let it warm to room temperature before opening. Keep it out of reach of children and pets. Licensed and labeled Extracts sold outside the legal market come with no record of how they were made. This crumble comes through New York's regulated market with state-required lab testing and labeling, with Blotter named as the producer on the jar. Find us Walk-ins are welcome at 862 9th Ave, near Times Square, the Theater District, Columbus Circle, Central Park South, Midtown West and Clinton. If you are coming after a show on 8th Ave, you can order online for in-store pickup and walk in to a jar that is already waiting. Quick facts Brand: Blotter, New York concentrates brand Strain: Bermuda Triangle Lineage: Not widely published (Triangle Kush is often cited as a parent) Menu type: Hybrid Format: 1 gram resin crumble Where: Cannadreams, 862 9th Ave, Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan For adults 21 and over. Cannadreams is a licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary in New York. Use cannabis only where state law permits, keep concentrates out of reach of kids and pets, and do not drive after consuming.