Extra information CBD Powder

Did you know that CBD Powder Great for baking or making your own CBD infused tinctures? We would like to give you some extra information about what you can actually do with this product. Let’s start with having a closer look at what CBD Isolate actually means.

Following the mainstream emergence of cannabidiol CBD products, there’s another compelling option out there for those who want to experience the potential therapeutic effects of CBD without even the smallest trace of THC. It may not receive the same amount of hype as CBD lattes or infused facial moisturizers, but CBD isolate is actually one of the most distinct and versatile forms of CBD on the market. Sounds interesting? Thankfully for those who want to dabble in the world of CBD but get cold feet after hearing about the presence of THC in hemp-derived products, there’s still a way to enjoy the benefits of this cannabinoid without other unwanted plant parts. CBD isolate could be the right product for you. It might not seem as appealing as the well-packaged CBD oil or topicals, but CBD crystalline is surprisingly versatile when it comes to consumption, and there are a number of benefits to using this pure powder over other conventional forms of CBD.

How do I use CBD Powder?

All cannabinoids, including CBD, are fat-soluble. This means they mix into fatty substances like oil. You can easily add isolate (CBD Powder) into many types of edible food products containing ingredients like butter, coconut milk, or cooking oil. You can also use the CBD as a ‘seasoning’ and sprinkle it on top of nearly anything. The options here are basically endless, so here are a few ideas to get you going:

• Cookies, Brownies, Gummies, & Candies
• Salad Dressing
• Honey
• Muffins
• Dog/Cat Treats
• Coffee

Will CBD Powder work with liquid?

The CBD molecule is hydrophobic, meaning it does not dissolve into water. Because of this, isolate added to water will not dissolve. This means adding CBD isolate to drinks is a no-go unless that drink contains a small amount of oil already. Important to use this product only with ‘fatty’ substances.

CBD Isolate (Powder) vs. Full Spectrum CBD (Oils).

“Full spectrum” refers to a product that contains high levels of CBD and also other beneficial cannabinoids like CBG, CBN, and CBC, which all have their own health benefits that are currently being scientifically investigated.
In contrast, an “isolate” is just what it sounds like: a CBD isolate has isolated the plant down to just the CBD molecule, without any of the beneficial terpenes and cannabinoids included. CBD isolates contain only CBD, without any other active ingredients. These usually take the form of a white powder or are mixed with a carrier oil for easier use and absorption.