3 oz Herb Decarboxylator Infuser Machine for Butter and Oil

Update: Had for around a year or more. Used around a 6 times. Made butter, oil, and tinctures with it. Works well and as intended. Will be using it more in the future and giving updates. Followed the times and temp in the book, and turns out well. Contains most but not all smell. I use mine outside on my back porch to keep the smell slight out of my house, as the wife does not like it. Easy to clean as the silicone wipes off easily and does not hold oils. Easy infusions because again a set and forget model. Would buy again. Large capacity heating chamber, perfect for bulk decarb and infusion. Even toast on all materials. It looks at times that materials are under decarbed, but it is not, trust timing and heat chart for best results. Has bells and whistles of more expensive models. Not much more to squeeze than that.

The Ecru Herb Decarboxylator & Infuser 2-in-1 is exactly what I’ve been looking for to streamline my at-home edible and tincture-making process. Whether you’re working with herbs for wellness, relaxation, or culinary creations, this machine delivers lab-quality consistency with user-friendly convenience. The 3-ounce capacity is ideal — not too small, not too bulky. I’ve decarbed both small and full batches of flower, and the results have been consistently reliable, with full activation and no burnt aroma or loss of potency. It takes the guesswork out of decarboxylation, maintaining a steady internal temperature for optimal cannabinoid and terpene retention. Infusion mode is just as effective. I’ve infused butter, MCT oil, and even glycerin, and each batch came out smooth, potent, and clean-tasting. The included accessories and nonstick interior make cleanup painless — a major plus if you’re doing this regularly. What I really appreciate is the quiet operation and compact footprint. It doesn’t take up much space, and it’s discreet enough to store on a kitchen shelf. The simple one-button control makes this ideal for both beginners and experienced herbalists alike. If you’re serious about creating high-quality herbal infusions or activated oils at home — whether for edibles, topicals, or tinctures — the Ecru 2-in-1 machine is a powerful, affordable, and well-built tool that makes the process fast, clean, and repeatable.

Truly a game changer. It has never been so easy to make infused CBD and THC oil. It is even great for making non medicated herbal infused oils. I have been trying this machine out the past year and it already paid for itself the first couple of months. So much fun and cheaper to make your own supply. The machine is very quiet and cleaning is a breeze! It doesn't eliminate the smell completely, but it seems to do a great job nonetheless. Any residual odor is usually gone within a couple of hours. Way better than the oven method, which would stink up my apartment for days. Overall, I'm really happy with my purchase.

Excellent purchase

Easy to use and easy to clean. Lost a star because it takes so long to make a batch. But besides that no issues

This is an All-In-One (almost) and not too technical to use. You do the prep work, and the Ecru does the rest. Nice and easy. Decarb the Cannabis, then infuse the prepared marijuana and all the little chemical goodies into your butter or oil. I did make a few signs in the photos with extra information. I have an inferred thermometer and an a meat/candy thermometer too. This machine is just a few (2-3) degrees lower than it's setting. So that should meet with the same standards if you purchase one too. It comes with a cook book for cooking with Cannabis. Back in the day, when making cannabutter, the rule of thumb was to achieve a half stick (now watch this: 1 / 2 stick should provide 1 2 servings--easy to remember 1/2 stick equals 12 servings. 1-2 equals 1, 2 ) See how that's easy to remember. This product is going to give you a let down on one of its claims. If Smell/Odors are going to be an issue, then it will be up to you to find a work-a-round. There is going to be a smell, and the machine despite its claims, my neighbor says as soon as he opens the door, he smells my cookery. The Pro's: it does what it does without issue. It's not cheap to add product to a machine that will mess things up. I've made a couple of batches of Cannabutter as you can see. It's dependable. Shoot for Cannabis of 15-22% THC. Mix 10 Grams of Cannabis to 1 pound of butter after decarb, each stick will have infused approximately 2.5 grams, with 12 servings, each serving should deliver approximately 15mg THC per serving. JULY 2024 UPDATE: The machine is doing great and working hard. I wanted to give a quick recipe suggestion. Making Cannabutter is a lot like making a good apple cider. The best apple cider is made by juicing 5 or more varieties and blending them together into one mix. The same should be done with marijuana when making cannabutter. A single variety cannabutter doesn't always give consistent results. It's best to have a variety. The fat cells in the butter or oil are only able to absorb a particular limited quantity of THC and the other goodies. It is scientifically proven that Water naturally REPELS THC and can be (limited amount about 1/2 cup) used to assist in helping to force THC in to the fat cells during the infusion phase after decarb. p.s. For the newbies at this, adding double product won't give you a super-dose edible. As stated, the fat cells are limited in how much THC and other goodies in what they can absorb. It is just a waste of your product and money.

We make our own infused coconut oil and could not be happier. Knowing the ingredients we are consuming gives us peace of mind. Follow the directions and let the decarbed material cool completely before opening and there’s little to no smell. Love it!!!

Edibles never have worked on me. I don’t think my body processes them like usual people. But I always end up trying a few times a year to no avail. With a bunch of health issues and some posts online that this takes out the guess work and keeps potency same or even doubleish better. I had to give it a try. Used coconut oil and a YouTube video. 3 hours later I had gummies that worked as my medicine. Super strong. You can use a lot less herb in this method and get more desired effects than the traditional stovetop method and using more herb and getting lesser potency out of it. Also no smell? That was a huge surprise. I have stomach issues and smells get to me so that was really nice through both decarb and infusing no smell. Just get this. You’ll save money. Infuse everything lol. There is zero risk now and you’re basically increasing the potency too. Use lecithin powder for gummy’s and herb. I guess it helps bring out the potency. Who knows but it’s kinda expensive and everyone says to use it. So uhhh. Use it. 15$ Ezpz. This company has finally figured out the even heating/decarb/infuse all in one debacle. Yayyy