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this post was submitted on 05 Aug 2023
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Cooking can be pretty darn dank. There was this time someone at my dorm tried to make 'weed butter', and the whole second floor smelled like weed. It was one of the strongest smells I've smelled in my life, even though I was far from the chefs.
I wonder if there are cooking methods that aren't as dank...
Although, to be fair, eating an already-cooked edible will probably not smell. I guess this is what you mean, Calhoon2005.