Family First (formerly Bushdocter Amstel)

[Tokeing tom]

Maybe I'm wrong but does live resin mean that the bud was pressed wet or before it was dried..

[Tokeing tom]

Does anyone ever think that people are taking this just a little too far ??? I'm not campaigning to bring back soap bar or anything but youd need a masters in chemistry to understand some of the shit these days...anyways good night

[DjShaggy]

Yes it’s hah rosin

Zushi hash rosin from Cali goes out at £90 a gram in the Uk and that’s robbery prices. Uk hash rosin hits around 70. Solvent based extracts go for anything from 40 up

180 tho! Dickheads!

[AudioKush]

180€/g sounds like rip off for sure but I can´t imagine that it´s usual Rosin for example... or why they sell their "Mandarin Rosin" and "Zkittles Wax" for half the price? there must be a difference... maybe the Rosin is made of high quality ice hash but even that would not justify the high price... furthermore I thought Wax is like the best extract there is so why is that Live Resin so much more expensive?

Live resin is a solvent extract, processed from fresh plant material.
The "solventless" on the menu is fresh plant material, processed into fine ice hash, then heat pressed into an almost clear solventless hash rosin.

[Tokeing tom]

So the pressing takes away the solvent thus making it legal to sell in a Coffeyshop and healthier obviously..but surely with so much different processes it looses flavour even if it is live or fresh bud used ??

[DjShaggy]

So the pressing takes away the solvent thus making it legal to sell in a Coffeyshop and healthier obviously..but surely with so much different processes it looses flavour even if it is live or fresh bud used ??

Pressing doesn’t take away solvent.

And it’s coffeeshop no y

[Tokeing tom]

Thanks shag I'll make sure get it right in future

[KeyMonCha]

So, by the look of the menu, this place is still basically Bushdoctors?!

"Family First" is run by the son of the deceased owner of Bushdoctor... while the bushdoctor coffeeshop at Thorbeckeplein still exist and have a different menu than Family First.

Ah, yeah... I meant it more as a generalisation.

.... Unique and eclectic menu, with pant-stainingly shocking prices.

[Marok21]

So, by the look of the menu, this place is still basically Bushdoctors?!

"Family First" is run by the son of the deceased owner of Bushdoctor... while the bushdoctor coffeeshop at Thorbeckeplein still exist and have a different menu than Family First.

Ah, yeah... I meant it more as a generalisation.

.... Unique and eclectic menu, with pant-stainingly shocking prices.

yeah you are right but I had seen some nice looking bud from them in the past... my mate tried their "Familys Kush" or something like this and other strains from them and was not dissapointed by what he got and it was ok priced like around 14€/g. So it seems they have some quality at least at some times anyway the prices for their "imported" extracts are just insane

[DjShaggy]

Thanks shag I'll make sure get it right in future

Solvent extracts are bho like shatter wax diamonds etc

Solventless extracts are rosin, drysift and ice water hash

Hash rosin is when you take drysift or ice hash then press it to make rosin, basically it’s cleaner and more purified compared to flower rosin which is pressed flowers.

Hopefully this helps bro

[Tokeing tom]

It does man I didn't know that ,I'm old school give me a bud or a piece of hash and I'm happy

[AzLaker]

It could be made by 12 naked virgins, I'm still not paying that much for a gram!!

AzLaker

[Ghost]

It could be made by 12 naked virgins, I'm still not paying that much for a gram!!

AzLaker

I would want a naked virgin to come with it for that price

[AudioKush]

Thanks shag I'll make sure get it right in future

Solvent extracts are bho like shatter wax diamonds etc

Solventless extracts are rosin, drysift and ice water hash

Hash rosin is when you take drysift or ice hash then press it to make rosin, basically it’s cleaner and more purified compared to flower rosin which is pressed flowers.

Hopefully this helps bro

Dry sift & ice water hash are definitely solventless extractions, but the term solventless was coined for rosin, not hash. So I beg to differ. It doesn't really fall under the true definition of solventless, as it is a term that describes a form of "Dabs" that are processed using only heat and pressure.

You cannot say it is cleaner and more purified compared to flower rosin. If the hash is poor quality, which tends to be the issue with most hash on menus in Amsterdam, you will get a very dark rosin. It's all about what you put in. Shit in shit out is what we like to say.

Anyone that wants to learn about this process should check out one of our solventless demos. 14th, 15th, and 29th this month we will be pressing at 3 different coffeeshops.

[DjShaggy]

Thanks shag I'll make sure get it right in future

Solvent extracts are bho like shatter wax diamonds etc

Solventless extracts are rosin, drysift and ice water hash

Hash rosin is when you take drysift or ice hash then press it to make rosin, basically it’s cleaner and more purified compared to flower rosin which is pressed flowers.

Hopefully this helps bro

Dry sift & ice water hash are definitely solventless extractions, but the term solventless was coined for rosin, not hash. So I beg to differ. It doesn't really fall under the true definition of solventless, as it is a term that describes a form of "Dabs" that are processed using only heat and pressure.

You cannot say it is cleaner and more purified compared to flower rosin. If the hash is poor quality, which tends to be the issue with most hash on menus in Amsterdam, you will get a very dark rosin. It's all about what you put in. Shit in shit out is what we like to say.

Anyone that wants to learn about this process should check out one of our solventless demos. 14th, 15th, and 29th this month we will be pressing at 3 different coffeeshops.

Wanna tell me why I’ve water hash is in every solventless cup around the world then?

It IS a solventless extract by the pure definition of those 2 words.