Cryogenic processing method for infusing concentrated materials into substrate

Abstract

A cryogenic infusion system and method for producing homogeneously infused organic substrates without solvents or additives. The process involves freezing various concentrated extracts at temperatures between −30° C. and −196° C. to achieve optimal brittleness, converting the frozen concentrates into uniform powder using specialized blending equipment, and distributing the powder throughout ground organic substrates using food-safe tumbling equipment. The method accommodates multiple concentrate types including sugar, badder, crumble, rosin, water hash, live resin, and high terpene extracts, while specifically excluding distillate-based products. Optional dry ice addition during processing maintains temperatures and prevents clumping. The resulting products exhibit uniform potency distribution, smooth combustion characteristics, and preserved natural compound profiles. The system provides advantages over conventional spray-on or coating methods by achieving true infusion throughout the substrate matrix rather than surface treatment, eliminating the need for solvents or added compounds, and maintaining the integrity of the concentrated extracts through cryogenic processing.

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