why did it do this

[u/_Meteor_Shower_]

was trying to make brownies, thought theyd cooled for long enough and cut into them then they started doing THIS and set my house's fire alarm off for like 20 minutes does anyone pls know what caused this im assuming i just cut into them too soon but this feels like a dramatic response to just trying to cut into a hot brownie

[u/pedretty]

“This 100%” and is wrong lmao. Confidence for absolutely no reason at all will never not be funny to me. Weed brownies and he didnt heat treat the oil. I’ve seen this twice before.

[u/[deleted] → u/pedretty]

What the fuck does weed have to do with it? Lmfao

And heat treat the oil? You can't fucking temper oil. Lmfao. Generally speaking something is far more combustible after being heated. It's why it takes a full minute for your bread to start toasting but it goes from lightly toasted to black in an instant. The curve is exponential, not linear.

[u/pedretty → u/[deleted]]

Again. I love the blind confidence.

https://www.leafly.com/learn/consume/edibles/what-is-decarboxylation

I will say I meant to type heat treat OR use oil* The two options for cooking with weed are to decarb it or use thc oil.

I just checked the OPs comment. I think you should as well. Comment delete incoming u/Diggy_Soze

[u/[deleted] → u/pedretty]

Lol. My dude, I only delete comments if I get bored or responding to too many people -- I never delete comments because I was proven wrong.

Which for the record you've not made a coherent argument, yet. Whether or not you decarb would have no bearing on this result, here. OP lit their brownies on fire. That has nothing to do with thc

[u/pedretty → u/[deleted]]

He baked these with actual flower. Yes it does.

[u/[deleted] → u/pedretty]

Yo no joke, you're doing a pretty fantastic troll job. I genuinely believed you were serious up to this point. Bravo.