Did You Say Honey?
Wait a minute… you mean I can add honey to my blunt? Yes, honey! That gooey, sweet delight bees are always buzzing to create!
As far as how to create a honey blunt, there are a few suggestions floating around in cyberspace. Here are our favorites.
Option 1
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Add a very, and we mean VERY, thin layer on the inside of the blunt to help roll It. If you do it this way you may still need a little licking power at the end to seal the deal, but it might be a little less slobbery. Slip that mug in the freezer for about an hour, take it out, then enjoy a slow burn.
Option 2
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Roll your blunt like normal, then put some honey on your finger and slide it across the closure. If you want to get creative, you can use a small utensil to swirl honey all around the tip of the blunt.
Pop it in the freezer (tip side up, maybe use a Styrofoam cup to keep it facing upwards, yes it’ll droop a little) to harden a little. Take it out after about an hour, and enjoy that honey goodness!
The Jury is Still Out
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Now, I’ve heard mixed opinions about honey blunts. Some smokers enjoy using honey to seal their blunts instead of slobbering all over it like a golden retriever, but others have mentioned how it can get things a little sticky – and not the kind of sticky they enjoy.
Some people also say honey blunts burn nice and sweet. They take a little while to burn, which isn’t the worst thing in the world if you’ve got the time. Others have mentioned that the honey tastes burnt and leaves a bad taste in your mouth, and may leave your throat feeling a little irritated after a while, depending on how often you’re adding the sweetness to your Jay. I can’t imagine constantly smoking sugar can be good for you, so tread lightly.
Other sticky adhesives for blunts include:
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- Jelly
- Maple Syrup
- Corn Syrup
- Molasses
Whatever you end up slabbing all over your joints, just make sure it’s safe and okay to smoke along with your bud.
Happy Testing!