Review: MagicalButter Machine – You’ll kick yourself for not getting this sooner

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If you ever had the chance to make cannabutter or cannabis cooking oil, you’ll know how much of a pain in the ass it can be to make. The process involves lots of standing around and not to mention a lot of time out of your day. On top of that, it’s a pretty dirty job too.

Luckily we live in a day and age where machines do most of the work for us, and that’s no different when it comes to making cannabutter. Meet the MagicalButter Machine.

So what is it exactly? I actually get this question a lot when I’m trying to describe it to my friends. Essentially at its core it’s a slow cooker. But technically, it’s a slow cooker with an immersion blender along with a digital thermostat and heating unit. The machine grinds, heats, stirs, and steeps – all at the correct time intervals and temperature – giving you the perfect result every time.

Pretty neat, right? Well yea, it is. And it’s a must have if you’re someone who likes to make their fair amount of cannabutter.

First Impressions – This thing is insanely simple to use

Right out of the box I had no issues getting this thing up and running. Truthfully, it’s pretty straight forward. Throw your cannabis along with some sticks of butter (or oil), press the appropriate heat setting and that’s it.

It’s pretty dumb proof too. For example, if you’re making butter all you have to do is press the “butter” option. If you’re cooking oil just hit the “oil” button. Again, it’s all self-explanatory.

Just to give you an idea how easy it to use, check out this short video below: 

One of my favorite things I noticed immediately using the MagicalButter Machine for the first time was all the time I had to spare. Usually when you’re traditionally cooking canna butter, you’re standing over the oven stirring the pot every 10 minutes to make sure nothing sticks to the bottom of the pan.

With the MagicalButter Machine, I was able to simply walk away and not worry about having to go back to the oven to stir the pot. This thing does it all for you.

Performance – This thing is a hog

Image: Engadget

When I say hog, I mean that in a good way. But seriously, this thing is a machine. Once it’s up in running for a couple of minutes or so, you’ll occasionally hear the immersion blender viciously mixing the contents inside. It pretty much such sounds like a beefed up blender, but with a lot more balls.

When your butter is finished, the machine blares off and audible tone kind of like how a microwave beeps when its done heating up your food. From here, all you have you to do is strain the contents inside of the machine through the provided purification filer and let it cool for about a day or so. But all in all, the process takes about an hour or two, depending on your personal preference.

Final Verdict – Perfect results every single time

I’m not being biased here. I really do love the MagicalButter Machine. It’s insanely simple to use and it gets me the best results every time I use it. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve lost batches due to a simple mistake on my end. This machine takes the guessing game right out of the whole process.

The fact that you can “set it and forget it” and carry on throughout your day is a huge plus too. For people who don’t have a lot of time on their hands, it’s pretty much impossible to find the time to make this sort of thing. With the Magical Butter Machine, folks can throw their ingredients in the morning before heading to work and by the time they get home, their canna butter is waiting for them.

All in all, I would highly recommend this to anyone utilizes cannabutter or oil in their daily lives. It’s fairly affordable, simple to use, and has tons of applications outside of cannabutter. I love mine and I intend on using it a lot.

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Kevin Raposo

Kevin is KnowTechie's founder and executive editor. With over 15 years of blogging experience in the tech industry, Kevin has transformed what was once a passion project into a full-blown tech news publication. Shoot him an email at kevin@knowtechie.com.