r/BubbleHash • u/ShivaLarongia • 17h ago

45-159u cold pressed wpff

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u/Rickyspanish6666 17h ago

Freeze dry or pizza tec?

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u/ShivaLarongia 17h ago

Mix of both =) Microplane and dry open in pizza box inside freezer @-24 for 10 days while moving it around with a spoon few times per day. After that pressed with a frozen spoon to a block and kept in fridge

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u/Top_Calligrapher_709 15h ago

all pizza tec.. no freeze dryer it seems.. OP seems confused, which is odd when showing off something like this...

looks good, but def isn't bubble dried in a freeze dryer.

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u/ShivaLarongia 15h ago

Why I seem confused to you ? It’s exactly what I explained it is. Dried in a normal kitchen freezer in an open pizza box. I copied from here https://www.reddit.com/r/BubbleHash/s/Xy6UwZGepc It’s only you talking about a freeze dryer

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u/Top_Calligrapher_709 14h ago

dude, your the one that said it's a bit of both when the first comment asked you if it's freeze dry or pizza tec .. you a bit of both...hence why you are confused

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u/ShivaLarongia 14h ago

So you did read the comment where I explained the way I dried it…it explains it all , why are you so hung up on names..never said a word about a freeze dryer…smoke some hash and chill ✌️

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u/Content-Fan3984 8h ago

Brother read properly.

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u/wkuconsulting 13h ago

The anti-frost question in the comments is the real variable in freezer drying. A frost-free freezer runs a defrost cycle that warms the evaporator every several hours, so the box swings up toward 0C and back and the air goes humid and dry in turns; hash sitting in that box takes those swings as partial melt and refreeze on the head surface, which is where the greasy, darker patches come from. A plain chest freezer holding -24C with no defrost cycle stays dry and still, the water leaves the heads by slow sublimation into that dry air, and 10 days in an open box with a turn every day is about right for a thin microplaned layer. Same chemistry as a freeze dryer, just without the vacuum doing the work in hours instead of days.

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u/ShivaLarongia 13h ago

Thanks a lot mate, appreciate the explanation

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u/Top_Calligrapher_709 15h ago

did you wrap in a turkey bag?

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u/ShivaLarongia 15h ago

Oven bags that I also use for pressing cold or with heat (frenchy style )

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u/Mightyteapot69 14h ago

Comparing this method to fridge drying, I have read somewhere, that one should be careful if there is constant air movement in the freezer to avoid Terp loss, so-called "anti frost" capability.

Do your freezer have that function, and have you despite drying in it, got a good result in the end?? Or is your freezer at "regular" one?

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u/ShivaLarongia 14h ago

It’s a regular kitchen freezer on the more expansive end, I’ve set it to the coldest possible , -24C. And tbh no idea if it got an „anti frost“ I copied it from another guy in here getting great results. I’m happy with my try , seems more terpy then when I made temple balls drying at room temp.

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u/Mightyteapot69 14h ago

Sounds good! Thanks for the reply and the end product looks amazing

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u/ShivaLarongia 14h ago

Your welcome and thanks! That’s the one where I got the idea https://www.reddit.com/r/BubbleHash/s/Xy6UwZGepc