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Easy Butter Maker

Easy Butter Maker

Having trouble choosing between baking Christmas goodies or getting baked? With the Easy Butter Maker from Easy Butter Co., you can do both! This simple device is the easiest way to create delicious herbal infusions at home. In just 10 minutes, you can make herb butter or oil without the need for complicated digital settings or high costs. Just load your ingredients, place the unit on a heat source—even a campfire works—and let it do its thing. No straining required! Priced at just $49.95 for the One Stick Butter Maker and $69.95 for the Two Stick version, the Easy Butter Maker is the perfect gift for the ganja gourmet on your shopping list.

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