The cannabis world is full of creative twists and turns, and one of the hottest trends catching fire over the last few years is the hashhole. This concoction combines cannabis flower and hash, typically cold cure rosin, promising a potent and unique smoking experience.
So, what are hashholes, and why are they becoming so popular? Let’s dive in and find out everything you need to know.
What Exactly Are Hashholes?
Picture this: a joint, but with a surprise inside. That’s essentially what a hashhole is. Also known as a donut or wormhole, a hashhole has a core of hash or hash rosin running through its center.
As you smoke it, this core burns along with the flower, often leaving a cool donut-shaped ash ring. Hence the “donut” name.
Onto the next question: what exactly goes into a hashhole?
It’s actually pretty simple. Two main components are cannabis flowers and hash or hash rosin.
Cannabis flower is the main ingredient. You can use any strain you like, but picking one that complements the hash’s flavor can make the experience even better.
The magic in the middle is the hash or hash rosin. Hash is a concentrated cannabis resin while hash rosin is made by pressing cannabis flower or hash using heat and pressure.
How to Make Hashholes
Before you get completely sold on hash holes, you might be wondering: why are they so popular in the first place? Is it really that good? Is it even worth my time?
The answer is yes, yes, and yes.
Hashholes are much stronger than your average joint because of the concentrated hash core. It’s perfect for those who want a more intense high.
Mixing the flower and hash also gives you this rich, layered flavor that you won’t get from smoking flower alone. Matching their terpene profiles can make the taste even better. Lastly, it’s not just about getting high––smoking a hash hole is a unique, fun experience, and the donut-shaped ash with that smooth, even burn really makes it something special.
Did I convince you? Either way, it’s probably better to know how to make one just in case––for future reference and all that.
Creating a hashhole requires a bit of skill and precision, and if you’re a newbie like me, making one can seem a bit challenging.
Thankfully, I did a bit of research online and found the “ultimate” manual to making one, according to The Press Club.
Here’s a step-by-step guide:
Gather Materials: You’ll need high-quality cannabis flower, hash or hash rosin, rolling papers, a grinder, and a rolling tray. The better your flower and hash, the better your hash hole. Use fresh, high-quality products for the best experience.
Prepare the Flower: Grind your cannabis flower to a medium consistency. Avoid grinding it too fine to ensure an even burn.
Form the Hash Core: Roll the hash or hash rosin into a thin, even worm-like shape. This will serve as the core of your hash hole.
Roll the Joint: Lay out your rolling paper and spread a layer of ground cannabis flower along its length. Place the hash core in the center of the flower, ensuring it’s evenly distributed.
Seal the Joint: Carefully roll the paper around the flower and hash, sealing the edges with a bit of moisture. Make sure the hash core remains centered as you roll.
Pack and Finish: Pack the ends of the joint to ensure an even burn and twist the tip closed.
And there you have it! Your very own hash-infused joint..
If you’re new to hash-infused joints, don’t overdo it. A few puffs might be all you need to start.
Moreover, whether you’re looking to spice up your solo sessions or bring something new to the next smoke circle with friends, these type of joints are definitely worth a try.
If rolling your own isn’t your style, try out one of the Dank Donuts joints pictured below. These are 100% RMR approved!
Grab your gear, roll one up some joints, and enjoy the ride!
