Tall glass, filled to the top with iceBuilt in the glass2 min

Ingredients

LAF NAKED flavourless THC spirit10mg - 0.5 oz (5mg THC from the 250mg bottle. Read the caution before you pour from a different one.)
Fruit juice - 5 oz (Orange, pineapple or tart cherry. Something with real acidity holds up over ice better than apple or pear.)
Lime - 1 wedge (Not optional if your juice is on the sweet side)
Ice - A full glass (Fill it properly. A half-filled glass melts faster and you end up drinking it warm.)

Garnish: The spent lime wedge, dropped in

Swaps

A quarter ounce instead of a half for 2.5mg, which is the range most people describe as pleasant rather than noticeable.
Top with 2oz of soda water to lengthen it without adding dose.
A pinch of salt sounds wrong and makes almost any fruit juice taste more like itself.

Recipes / Juice and a Half-Ounce

Juice and a Half-Ounce

Name: Juice and a Half-Ounce
Total time: 2 min
Yield: 1 serving
Cuisine: THC beverage
Ingredients: 0.5 oz LAF NAKED flavourless THC spirit (10mg THC); 5 oz Fruit juice; 1 wedge Lime; A full glass Ice

Fruit juice, a full glass of ice, and half an ounce of flavourless spirit. The whole point is that it tastes exactly like juice.

Total THC
Servings: 1
THC per serving: 5mg

Steps

Fill the glass to the top with ice.
Measure the half ounce. Use the quarter-ounce markings on a jigger rather than eyeballing it: at 10mg an ounce, a sloppy pour is the difference between a 5mg drink and an 8mg one.
Pour the juice over the top and squeeze in the lime.
Stir for about five seconds. The spirit is water-soluble so it does not need shaking, but it does need mixing.
Then wait. Give it a full hour before you even think about a second one.

Why it works

LAF NAKED is deliberately flavourless and colourless, which makes it the least interesting spirit in the world to drink neat and the most useful one to build with. There is no botanical profile to design around and no grassy note to hide, so the drink tastes like whatever you poured it into. That also means nothing warns you it is in there, which is exactly why measuring matters more here than in a recipe where you can taste the dose.

New to these, or not sure how long to wait before deciding it did not work? Read First Drink.