Today is National Hash Hole Day.
I’ve been rolling hash holes for the past few years.
Some call them donuts.
Some call them cannons.
But the idea is the same:
Flower rolled around a slug of hash.
As you smoke it, the hash melts.
This leaves a “hash hole” in the center.
Not to be confused with thai sticks and rolls that use a skewer in the center.
The hardest part?
Getting an even balance of flower around the outside of your hash.
If the hash is too close to one side of the roll, it won’t burn evenly.
Which means you need:
The right balance of flower to hash.
A rolling process that keeps the hash in the center.
Here’s how to do it…
Roll Your Own Hash Hole in 9 Steps (or less)
Supplies:
- 2x King Size Rolling Papers
- Tip (I like RipTips but can also use cardstock)*
- 1.8–3.5g of flower
