How to Make Magic Mushroom Chocolate for Valentine’s Day

Love, like delicious chocolate, is never enough. A wonderful holiday — Valentine’s Day — is coming up, and it’s a great opportunity to make your lover happy with something special.

Funguyz knows how to turn this day into great memaories — make homemade magic mushroom chocolate! It’s not as difficult as it may seem at first glance. All you’ll need is a little patience, a piece of magic and much, much love.

Love, Chocolate & Traditions: How Valentine’s Day is Celebrated Around the World

Why do so many people around the world gift chocolate on this holiday? Well, it’s not just a trend; it’s a tradition that was born many years ago. And it’s still alive to this day all over the world:

England

England was the first country where lovers began to congratulate each other by giving chocolates on Valentine’s Day. It all started in the mid-19th century when the famous chocolate manufacturer Richard Cadbury began producing heart-shaped boxes of chocolates, especially for Valentine’s Day. His idea made England the birthplace of this sweet tradition.

Ghana

In Ghana, 14th February is National Chocolate Day. Various chocolate-themed events, including tastings and dinners, are organized all over the country. The tradition was introduced in 2007 to raise awareness of the chocolate industry and its importance to the nation.

Japan

In Japan, things are much more interesting. Here, on Valentine’s Day, women usually give small chocolates to men, including friends and colleagues. This chocolate is called “giri-choko”. For lovers, there is the chocolate of true love — “honmei-choco”.

A month later, on 14th March, known as White Day, men return the favour by giving gifts that are usually two to three times the value of what they received.

Germany

On Valentine’s Day, Germans exchange chocolate pigs. Yup, you’ve read that right: in German culture, pigs symbolize luck, love and prosperity, making them a popular gift. Pig-shaped chocolates often come with messages of love or good luck.

Denmark

On 14th February, the Danes exchange pressed white snowdrops and send “gaekkebrev”, joke letters signed only with dots for the recipient to guess the sender’s identity. If guessed correctly, the sender should give the recipient a chocolate Easter egg later in the spring.

Magic in Every Bite: The Surprising Benefits of Magic Mushroom Chocolate

Chocolate and psilocybin shrooms are a truly amazing combination that complement each other perfectly.

In ancient times, the Aztec civilization in Central and South America used a combination of cacao and Psilocybe cubensis mushrooms, known as the “Aztec combo,” in their rituals for spiritual experiences. The reason is simple — this combo has surprising benefits:

• Raw cacao works as a light MAOI. In combination with magic mushrooms, it lengthens and enhances their effect;
• Both cacao and psilocybin boost mood and improve communication skills, bringing people closer to each other;
• The combination of cacao’s mild stimulant effects and psilocybin’s introspective qualities improves problem-solving skills, generates innovative ideas, and inspires artistic creativity.

The beneficial effects of magic mushroom chocolate make it an ideal gift for Valentine’s Day. You and your SO will get into a great mood for the whole day and enjoy a wonderful opportunity to spend romantic moments together.

Easy-to-Cook Magic Mushroom Chocolate Recipe

We recommend going for DIY chocolate because this kind gift better shows how much you care. It’s more romantic and filled with love, as you made it yourself with thoughts of your sweetheart. Of course, if you don’t have enough time, you can always buy psilocybin chocolate in our online shop.

Our recipe is simple enough — you don’t need to be a chef to make this magical sweet. So, roll up your sleeves, put the instructions in front of your eyes and focus on thinking about Her (or Him) because love is the main ingredient of our magic chocolate.

What magic mushroom strain is better for chocolate?

Most of you may have an obvious question — what is the best strain for Valentine’s Day chocolate?

Well, we’d say that Golden Teacher is the best option, and we know the community would agree. It has medium potency and balanced psychedelic effects. With this strain, you can focus on spending quality time with your loved one instead of tripping hard.

If you don’t have dried Golden Teacher on hand, or you want something more magical, opt for Blue Meanes or Penis Envy. These mushrooms will make your romantic party visually intense and full of deep sensations.

Magic mushroom chocolate dosage

Since magic mushrooms will be evenly distributed in the chocolate, you can easily calculate the approximate dosage by dividing the total number of mushroom grams by the number of chocolate pieces you will have.

If you take 8 grams of dried mushrooms and plan to make 4 pieces of chocolate, each piece will contain approximately 2 grams of shrooms.

Cooking process, step-by-step

First of all, you need to remember one crucial thing: magic mushrooms don’t like heat!

Psilocybin breaks down at around 70°C. 

Therefore, when you cook anything with magic mushrooms, you must keep the temperature below this mark. If the temperature is higher, you risk spoiling them completely.

For the magic mushroom chocolate, you’ll need the following:

Ingredients

• Dried magic mushrooms
• Chocolate bars (depending on which your partner or you like)
• Raw, unrefined cocoa (optional)

Equipment

• Saucepan
• Glass or metal bowl
• Stirring spoon
• Sharp knife or coffee grinder
• Chocolate mould (heart-shaped is ideal) or non-stick baking tray
• Candy or alcohol thermometer (optional)

Once everything is prepared, let’s begin cooking:

Process

1. Cut the dried mushrooms with a sharp knife or grind them in a coffee grinder. The smaller the pieces, the better.
2. Break the chocolate bars and put them in a glass or a metal bowl.
3. Pour some water into a saucepan and place the bowl (with the chocolate) on it. Leave at least an inch of space between the water and the bottom of the bowl.
4. Place the saucepan over medium heat and bring the water to a simmer.
5. As the water simmers, the steam will begin to melt the chocolate. Stir it regularly with a spoon to achieve a smooth consistency.
6. When the chocolate is completely melted, let it cool to below 70°C. You can check this using a candy or alcohol thermometer.
7. When the chocolate has cooled slightly but is still liquid, add shredded magic mushrooms. If necessary, also add the raw cacao powder.
8. Stir the chocolate mixture so that mushrooms are evenly spread over it.
9. Carefully pour the chocolate into the moulds and place them in the fridge to cool and harden.
10. Once the magic mushroom chocolate has hardened, your Valentine’s Day gift will be completely ready!

Remember that this is a special gift filled with love for your partner. You can add their favourite ingredients to the recipe, such as coconut flakes, spices, nuts, dried fruit or honey. The possibilities are endless.

Don’t forget to decorate it

You can pack the finished magic mushroom chocolate in a beautiful decorative box with the love message and give it to your loved one at a special moment.

You can also make a morning surprise by putting a lovely decorated chocolate with the inscription “EAT ME” on the bedside table, as it was in the episode of “50 Shades of Grey” (by the way, you can use other ideas from this movie on this special day;). Don’t forget to place a glass of water and a light snack near the gift.

Conclusion