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How to Make Cannabis Infused Sugar

To make cannabis sugar, decarboxylate 3 to 5 g of cannabis, soak it in 200 ml of food-grade ethanol for at least 3 hours, filter, add 200 g of sugar and evaporate the ethanol. Cannabis-infused sugar is a game-changer for home edibles. It’s shelf-stable, easy to dose, and works in everything from tea to cookies. Once you’ve made a batch, you’ll have a discreet, flexible way to infuse just about anything sweet, no butter, no oil, no mess.


Difficulty Level: Medium
Time Needed: 4–5 hours (includes resting and cooling)


Ingredients

  • 3–5 grams of cannabis flower
  • 1 cup (≈ 200 ml) grain ethanol (95% ABV, food grade)
  • 1 cup (≈ 200 g) white sugar

Equipment

  • herb cooker
  • Cup to collect evaporated ethanol
  • Airtight jar for storing sugar

Step-by-Step: How to Make Cannabis Sugar

1. Decarb Your Cannabis


2. Extract Cannabinoids with Ethanol

Transfer the decarbed cannabis into a clean glass container. Add the ethanol.
Let it sit for at least 3 hours at room temperature. Stir once or twice during that time to help the extraction along.


3. Filter Out the Plant Material

Use your fine mesh filter set to strain the mixture. Remove all solids, you want a clear, infused ethanol base. Discard the leftover flower.


4. Dissolve the Sugar

Pour the filtered ethanol back into the POT glass and add the sugar.


5. Evaporate the Ethanol

Attach the condenser and switch to Evaporation Mode on your herb cooker.
This gently removes the alcohol, reclaiming up to 95% of it, clean and reusable.
What’s left in the glass? A fragrant, cannabinoid-rich sugar blend.


6. Cool and Finish

Let the infused sugar cool completely. It may be clumpy or hard, that’s normal.
Break it up or grind it into a fine powder, depending on how you want to use it.
Store in a dry, airtight container.


Tip: This is Just Like Making Wax, With Sugar


How to Use Cannabis Sugar

  • Stir into coffee, tea, or lemonade
  • Use in brownies, cookies, or cakes
  • Sprinkle over fruit or yogurt
  • Rim a glass for infused cocktails

It’s sweet, stable, and sneaky, a great way to build edibles into your everyday.


Final Note

Cannabis sugar gives you real flexibility. It’s subtle, easy to microdose, and fits right into your existing recipes. And thanks to NOIDS, you can make it with precision, no scorched pans or lost cannabinoids.

Once you’ve got a jar on hand, you’ll find yourself reaching for it more often than you think.
Start low, and enjoy the magic of a spoonful of sugar with something extra.

Last reviewed: April 2026

This article is for educational purposes only. Always follow local laws regarding cannabis preparation and use.

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