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Learn about badder concentrates
What is badder?
Badder, or live resin badder, is a terpene-rich solvent-based concentrate that looks and feels like cake batter. It's thick, soft, malleable, and slightly oily, and depending on the oxidation of the starting material, it can range from golden-yellow to amber or brown in color.
Its high concentration of cannabinoids and terpenes makes badder a good choice for anyone who wants a well-rounded concentrate that offers both pungency and potency.
The process of making live resin badder uses a chemical solvent, like hydrocarbons (butane or propane), to extract cannabinoids, like THC and CBD, and terpenes from flowers.
After the initial extraction, the concentrate is purged of residual solvents and then transformed into a smooth, whipped consistency. This badder texture can be achieved in two ways: whipping the concentrate during the purge process, or by allowing it to cure into a wax-like form and then whipping it into its final, fluffy, batter-like state.
Like most cannabis concentrates, badder contains high amounts of THC, generally ranging from 60% to 85%. And thanks to the extraction method, you get a higher concentration of terpenes, giving badder its rich aroma and unique flavor profile.
Of course, the taste and smell of the badder will depend on the cannabis strain it was made from and its dominant terpenes. If you buy your badder from a dispensary, the strain information should be displayed on its container.
How to consume live resin badder
Dabbing: The most common way to consume badder. Use a dab rig with a banger and scoop tool. Start with a rice grain-sized amount and adjust based on your experience and desired effects
Vaping: Concentrate vaporizers, pre-filled vape pens, and liquid badder vape cartridges are available on Weedmaps
Flower topping: Layer badder on ground flower in bowls, bongs, blunts, or joints for an enhanced cannabis experience
Edibles: Mix into homemade baked goods after heating at 240°F for 30 minutes to activate the THC (this converts THCA into psychoactive THC)
Frequently asked questions
Like most concentrates, live resin badder is typically potent, with a THC content ranging from 60% to 85% or more. It tends to retain more terpenes, so its terpene content also enhances budder's potency.
For short-term storage, place your live resin badder in an airtight glass container in a cool, dry, dark place. For medium-term storage, keep it in the refrigerator. For long-term storage, place the sealed container in the freezer. Just make sure to let it come to room temperature and any condensation evaporate before opening to avoid introducing moisture.
Although budder and badder are similar, they differ in consistency. Budder's consistency is comparable to softened butter (whipped and smooth), while badder has a saucy, creamy consistency similar to cake batter.
No, but they're related. Live resin describes what went into making the concentrate: fresh frozen cannabis plants. Badder describes the final texture: thick and fluffy like cake batter.
You can have live resin badder (made from fresh frozen plants) or regular badder (made from dried cannabis). Live resin badder typically has more flavor and aroma because fresh frozen plants preserve more terpenes.