Experiment time might be over: third edible made a third way than the first two. 250° for 35 minutes.
Research pretty much had all the same decarbing instructions for heat and time as decarbing cannabis. Somewhere, sometime ago I read something. For decarbing shatter, once it starts bubbling, wait for it to stop. The bubbles are the THCA kicking off the A in the form of oxygen(?). Y'all know better than me about that chemistry. My other concentrate edible experiments were done with house shatter. Not the best. Shatter is way different in structure than terp sauce. When I worked with it, it bubbled and stopped and was super hard to get mixed with chocolate.
My first was decarbed at 240° for 25 minutes. I wasn't watching for bubbling and didn't notice. When cooled to mix with chocolate, the sauce was still pretty liquid and mixed easily. 4 on my personal HAF scale.
Number two was 250° for 45 minutes. I left it in that long because it was bubbling that long. When cooled, it began thickening up. It took a bit of extra heat to get it to mix in. 5 on my personal HAF scale.
Today's was decarbed at 250° for 30 minutes. Same as number two, still bubbling and thick to mix. Probably an 8 on my personal HAF scale.
I got thinking about that number two. Terp sauce is saucy with crystals. Since the TS was bubbling so long, was part of the bubbling boiling? Maybe the kickoff of the A and boiling?
Dosage was negligible between 1.5 and 2 grams.
For you folks who think concentrates are Satan's boogers, go lick a toilet handle at an amusement park. You're just a damn dirty hippy who loops 'Freebird' and sings 'Freebird' at church when it's time to do the hymns and tell hookers to call you Lynyrd.
Unless you're a chick. If you're a chick, concentrates are not Satan's boogers. Trust me, ladies!