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Brownies and cookies dosed for the whole piece, usually around 200 mg. They are the only edibles in the catalogue that are not eaten in one go: the total dose is designed to be cut into portions, which makes them both the cheapest format per milligram and the one that takes the most method. Δ9-THC kept below 0.3% of the total weight of the finished product.
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SPACE Cookies THC 100mg – Milk Chocolate
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SPACE Brownies THC 200mg – Milk Chocolate
Price range: 14,90 € through 278,40 € This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Why cutting changes everything
In a gummy, the extract is stirred into a liquid mass before moulding: every piece contains the same dose. In a baked good, it is added to a fat and then mixed into a thick dough — the distribution is never perfectly even. Two portions cut from the same brownie can therefore differ noticeably, which is why a 200 mg cake is not treated like four 50 mg gummies.
| CRITERION | BAKED GOOD | GUMMY |
|---|---|---|
| Base | Thick dough, added through fat | Liquid mass stirred before moulding |
| Distribution | Varies from one portion to another | Consistent from one piece to another |
| Stated dose | Total for the whole piece | Per unit |
| Adjustment | By cutting, with a real margin of error | Direct, by counting the pieces |
| Cost per milligram | The lowest in the catalogue | Higher |
| Recommended for | Established tolerance, sharing | Starting out, fine-tuning |
Cutting into portions
The values below are theoretical averages : they assume perfect distribution, which is never quite the case. Allow a margin either way, and remember that with a baked good, one portion can contain a third more than the next without anything showing it.
≈ 12.5 mg
The smallest portion you can cut cleanly. For a first experience or a low tolerance.
≈ 25 mg
The most common cut. A clear, lasting effect for someone used to edibles.
≈ 50 mg
Only for a well-established tolerance. The duration easily exceeds six hours.
200 mg
The whole piece is not a portion. This format is made to be shared or spread over several servings.
Three habits that reduce the difference
Cut the whole piece at once, into equal portions, before eating a single one. If you cut as you go, you take bigger and bigger portions without noticing, and the difference adds up.
Cut in a regular grid rather than in slices: the edges of a brownie are often more concentrated than the centre, and a grid spreads this unevenness better. Finally, start with a portion smaller than your usual reference : you will adjust next time, once you know this particular batch.
How a dosed baked good is made
THC is fat-soluble: it does not mix with water but dissolves perfectly in fat. The whole process relies on this principle — it is the butter or oil that carries the cannabinoid, not the dough itself. The quality of the finished product is therefore largely decided at the mixing stage, long before baking.
Activation
The extract is decarboxylated before being added. Without this step, the acidic precursor would remain inactive after ingestion.
Infusion
The active extract is dissolved in the fat at a controlled temperature until the mixture is perfectly even.
Incorporation
The infused fat is added to the dough. This is the most decisive step for consistency between portions.
Controlled baking
Moderate temperature and limited time: above 180 °C, part of the cannabinoid breaks down and the real dose drifts from the stated one.
Storing and sharing
How long does a brownie keep?
A few days at room temperature in its closed packaging, like any baked good. It is the most perishable format in the catalogue: it contains flour, egg and fat, everything needed for it to go off.
Once cut, wrap the portions individually. Label them with the dose: a piece of brownie out of its packaging looks exactly like an ordinary one, and this is the most common cause of accidents at home.
Can you freeze them?
Yes, and it is actually the best way to manage a 200 mg format over time. Cut into portions first, wrap each one separately, then freeze. You take out one portion at a time and the rest does not go off.
Thaw at room temperature, in about thirty minutes. The microwave softens the texture without affecting the dose, but the result is much less pleasant.
Can you warm them up?
Slightly, yes — a few seconds is enough. Avoid a hot oven: above 180 °C, part of the cannabinoid breaks down and you reduce the real dose of your portion without being able to measure it.
How to share with several people
This is what the format is made for, and it takes two precautions. Cut all the portions in advance, into equal parts, and state the dose of each portion before serving — not the total dose of the piece, the dose of the portion.
Also remind everyone of the delay: each person should wait two hours before considering a second portion. In a social setting, this is precisely the rule people forget most easily.
Do they contain allergens?
Our baked goods contain gluten, eggs and dairy, and depending on the product, nuts. The full list is on each product's packaging and product page.
If you have an allergy, check the product page before ordering: unlike gummies, this format does not come in an allergen-free version.
Can you taste the cannabis?
Slightly, as an aftertaste. The chocolate in a brownie masks the bitterness of the extract much better than a neutral base — which is one of the reasons this format became so popular historically.
THC Baked Goods — your questions
How many people is a 200 mg brownie for?
Cut into eight portions of about 25 mg, it suits eight people used to edibles. For a mixed group where some are trying it for the first time, cut it into sixteen and offer a double portion to those who are used to it — it is easier than the other way round.
Why this format rather than a gummy?
For two reasons: the cost per milligram is much lower, and the format lends itself to sharing. In return, you lose the precision of dosing per unit. If you want to fine-tune your dose, the gummy is still the better choice.
Can you cook with them?
The product is already baked and ready to eat. Putting it into another heated recipe would break down part of the cannabinoid and make the final dose impossible to estimate. Eat it as it is.
The portion I took isn't doing anything, should I take more?
Not before two full hours. The delay of an edible ranges from thirty minutes to two hours depending on what you have eaten, and with a baked good rich in fat it tends to be at the top of that range. The vast majority of bad experiences come from a second portion taken too soon.
Are they lab-tested?
Every batch is lab-tested before it goes on sale. The certificate shows the cannabinoid content of the piece and confirms compliance with the 0.3% Δ9-THC threshold on the total weight of the finished product. The batch number on the certificate matches the one on your packaging.
Does the stated dose apply to the whole piece?
Yes. Unlike gummies dosed per unit, the figure shown on a baked good refers to the whole product. A brownie stated at 200 mg contains 200 mg in total, not 200 mg per portion — this is the most common mix-up, and the one with the most serious consequences.
Adults only. These products are not medicines and must not be used as such. Do not drive or operate machinery after use. They are not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding, during ongoing medical treatment or with a history of psychiatric illness, and it is best to ask a healthcare professional if in doubt.
Keep them out of reach of children, in their original packaging and never in an ordinary cake tin. A piece of brownie out of its packaging cannot be told apart from a regular one, and the delay of an edible makes accidental ingestion particularly hard to spot in time.
A question about cutting?
Number of portions, dose per person, sharing: customer service answers 7 days a week.