How do I make truffle tea and what should I pay attention to?

Making truffle tea has a few advantages compared to simply eating these trip nodules. This allows you to bypass the bitter taste, makes you less likely to get nauseous, and allows truffle tea to work faster and more intensely. Want to trip by making truffle tea? Then you probably want to know the best way to go about it. Read here how best to make truffle tea and what all you need to watch out for before, during and after your trip.

Dosage of truffle tea

There are multiple ways to take magic mushrooms and truffles . So you can eat them fresh or dried, the encapsulated variety microdoses tea from them. Each of these methods and means requires very different dosages and guidelines. So don’t just throw a handful in or in your teapot, but pay attention to the guidelines for the right dose. Here are some tips.

Dried or fresh truffles?

Dried truffles are about two times stronger than fresh ones. This is obviously something to consider in your dosage.

How many grams of truffles for a trip?

How many grams of truffles are ideal for you depends on several factors. First, your build and weight. A 50-pound woman will usually experience a much more intense trip on the same serving than a man twice her weight. Roughly speaking, the guidelines for making tea from fresh truffles are as follows, for someone weighing 75-80 kilograms:

• light trip: up to 10 grams
• normal trip: 10-15 grams
• intense trip: 15-25 grams

Recipe for making truffle tea

So how do you make step-by-step truffle tea? Here’s our recipe!

1. Make water hot, but definitely do not let it boil. Truffle tea requires a temperature of up to 70 degrees Celsius. Higher temperatures break down the active ingredients.
2. Cut, chop or crush the truffles into as small pieces as possible. The smaller, the better the shot.
3. Add any flavorings such as ginger, mint or a tea bag. Sweeten with your favorite sweetener. This will make the tea taste much less bitter.
4. Add the truffle pieces to the water and let it steep for at least 20 minutes.
5. Strain the truffle from the tea water so that you are left with a clear tea.
6. Be sure to save those truffle pieces for a second session; you can make tea from these just fine.
7. Enjoy!

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Safe and comfortable tripping on truffle tea

Besides dosage, you can make more preparations to make a trip with truffle tea as comfortable and enjoyable as possible.

Good company & setting

Environment is important in tripping. You will find that this applies not only to your visual experience, but also to your emotions. Provide a nice environment to trip in. Are you tripping indoors on truffle tea? Then at least clean up and make it cozy with colored lights, nice music and comfortable places to sit. Your company also has a big impact on your mood and trip. Do it with people who have good energy, but make sure you are comfortable in your own skin.

Nauseated quickly?

You are not the first to get woeful or nauseous from truffles. Then know that making truffle tea is already a smart move. In fact, you are less likely to get sick of these than fresh truffles. Do you get a little weak on the stomach anyway? A good tip is ginger. Add thin slices or pieces of ginger when making truffle tea, or even eat a block of ginger of a few grams. Scientific studies have shown that 1-3 grams of fresh ginger can be effective for nausea and stomach upset.

Empty stomach

We recommend always taking truffles on an almost empty stomach. In any case, eat nothing the hours before a trip, and avoid large meals the day of the trip. This way the truffle tea works a lot better. It will also help prevent nausea.

By the way, these tips also apply to making mushroom tea. Want to read more about these magical trip aids? Read our earlier article: What are magic mushrooms and magic truffles?

Disclaimer:
The information in this article is for informational purposes only. Using magic truffles or magic mushrooms comes with risks. Are you on medication, have health or psychological symptoms, or are you unsure about the consequences? Always consult a doctor or other healthcare professional first. Consider the laws and regulations in your country.