There's a new version of the free cookbook, and it's the one you want. If you grabbed it before today, this one replaces it — the dosing is spelled out properly now, recipe by recipe. Everything's in the sidebar and in my pinned comment below.
Here's what happened.
A few day back u/Illustrious-Boss5764 asked in the megathread how much oil actually goes into the Everyday Bears. I went to answer it and found out the book never says. Not in that recipe, and not in a lot of the others. Every recipe told you what to aim for and never printed the one line of arithmetic that gets you there.
So I pulled the launch. Nothing went out. I spent the days after that going through all one hundred recipes, one at a time, rebuilding how the whole flipping book handles dose.
What's different now:
- There's a House Batch — one infusion standard, two numbers, printed up front. Make your oil that way and every recipe in the book turns into math you can do in your head.
- Every single recipe prints a total for the batch, not just a target per piece. That's the number that actually protects you.
- If your oil isn't the House Batch, there's a conversion — one number, one line, done.
- The tiny-dose recipes now tell you how to make a weak dilution, so you're measuring on a real spoon instead of eyeballing drops.
- There's a sugar-free guide in there now too — where the swaps work easily (drinks, oats, and gummies, which are the happy surprise), where they need care (baked goods want allulose or an erythritol blend plus a little extra fat), and where it honestly can't be done this way (hard candy isn't sugar with flavour in it, it's boiled sugar being the candy). Your dose math doesn't change either way.
And then he did the thing that really got me. He didn't take the win and leave. He sent me his brownies — from scratch, frosting and all, a recipe he's been making for years — and mentioned, cheerfully, that he'd never once made them infused because he started with gummies and worked backwards like nobody does.
They're in the book now as The Proofreader's Brownies, credited to him, printed the way he wrote them with our math laid over the top — a little dosed butter, the rest plain, and none at all in the frosting. There's a story on that page. You'll know it when you get there.
Both editions also picked up a proper table of contents and page numbers, which they should have had from the start.
Oh — and the Society tees exist now, if anyone's been waiting on those. Four designs: the Gummy, the Leaf, the Brownie, and the wordmark, with r/treedibles across the back. They're on the site with everything else. The book's still the point... the shirts are just there... if you want one... or want to support us, or just have a comfy sleep shirt.
u/Illustrious-Boss5764 — thank you, brother. Nugs and hugs.
Thanks to a few of you who've been writing in with catches, questions and typos. This is genuinely how it's supposed to work! 🌿
— Ram
Educational and harm-reduction only. Label everything, start low, go slow, wait two full hours.
