Opioids Poppy Seed Tea

[dsesesy]

Serious question. Never tried opiates before and I've read some things about poppy seed tea and it seems like a good way for me to mildly dapple into what opiates feel like. I have some poppy seeds I usually just put on muffins when i make them so that part is covered. But no matter where I look it seems like no one says exactly how to make it effectively? Do i use hot water and make it like normal tea? Some people said they use a coffee maker?? Or do I just put them in a container of water and shake for a few minutes. I just want to try it effectively and get it right the first time.

 

[falsifiedhypothesi]

unless you have half a pound of bulk seeds that aren't washed you are wasting your time. most regular supermarket seeds are washed which means 99% of the residue that was on them is now gone.

you would need to find bulk seeds not the small ounce or two packages. if they are unwashed that would be best, but it's hard to tell unless it says unwashed on the package.

 

[dsesesy]

damn well thanks

 

[ParappaTheRapper]

Get the right seeds, prepare it properly, and potentate the high, and PST works very well.

 

[StigmaShadow]

If you can buy some unwashed seeds PST is pretty impressive. It's relatively easy to prepare too.

I would use three cups of seeds but into a 2-liter. Add water so that its about an inch over the seeds that should settle. shake vigorously for about 20 minutes. strain the seeds. with a 2 liter its easy, unscrew the cap a little and turn it upside down. From there stick the end of the 2liter over a cup and squeeze. Don't let this set in your refrigerator overnight. You can cool it off in the fridge for about 30 minutes as well to ease the bitter flavor.

 

[ShaunG]

toss some lemon juice in there too before you shake. i am not quite sure if this helps with extraction, but it can't hurt and i used to do it when i made tea. it tastes better then when you add some sugar.

Also, UTSF - http://www.bluelight.org/vb/threads/621205-Poppy-seed-tea-is-legitimate-How-to-make-it-work-for-you?highlight=poppy+seed+tea

 

[rhonda5558]

Can't find a place to get unwashed seeds
Store seeds are useless in my area

 

[ShaunG]

For baking, try organic/health food stores and ethnic stores. they usually carry wholesale because the amounts needed for baking are larger

 

[Druidus]

Use a bulk food store. Such as a store called "Bulk (insert random building here [perhaps associated with farming???])". Sorry, can't give a better "hint" than that, it's against the rules.

Do a search using my name, I've written small guides for using poppy seeds before. Search for "Poppy Seed" and select "Posts by User: Druidus". If you need more help, PM me.

 

[spacejunk]

Don't let this set in your refrigerator overnight.

Agreed. Soaking (even for 30 min) saturates the seeds, and nasty tasting oils and crap go into your solution.

You can cool it off in the fridge for about 30 minutes as well to ease the bitter flavor.

Just use pre-chilled liquid. Don't soak (or heat) - just do a quick wash with irritation (shaken or stirred, depending on tek)
The faster the better - and IMO 2nd and even 3rd washes are absolutely worthwhile.

Be careful, this shit is addictive and easily accessible. Doing it regularly is a really bad idea...

 

[AlphaMethylPhenyl]

Also sometimes they're irradiated. That means the alkaloids are destroyed by irradiation before marketed. Also IMO using hot water is absolutely worthwhile.

 

[spacejunk]

Also sometimes they're irradiated. That means the alkaloids are destroyed by irradiation before marketed.

As far as I'm aware washing cleanses culinary seeds of narcotic alkaloids.
Irradiation supposedly makes them unviable (for cultivation).
Living in Australia (the source of many culinary poppy seeds) and being a frequent PST user between ~ 2002 and 2012 I can fairly confidently say that neither of these treatments are done (very thoroughly, over here, at least). Reports from overseas seem to indicate similar seed activity/viability.
Hit and miss at best TBH.

Also IMO using hot water is absolutely worthwhile.

If you want a foul tasting, oily mess. Heat (and soaking) softens the seeds, releasing oil, absorbing your "tea" solution and resulting in the sort of "disgusting" brew a lot of people report.
I tried a lot of things over the years, and a clear difference was observable.

Pod tea is a different story. Likewise green tea, black tea, white tea etc.
"Poppy seed tea" is a misnomer IMO; poppy seed wash is more accurate to my way of thinking.