// Definition
Bubbleman's articulation of the qualitative difference between smoking rosin and traditional hashish. Hash provides a '5 or 6 course meal' experience with layered effects, while rosin is more like a '2 or 3 course meal' - still enjoyable but lacking the depth and complexity that the fibrous matrix inside hashish provides.
// From the Episode
Bubbleman states six-star bubble hash and full melt dry sift are superior to rosin in every way in his opinion. He prefers good hash 'a hundred times more than oil.' Speculates the difference may be due to the fibrous mat left behind inside hashish that gets filtered out during rosin pressing. Rosin is secondary for him; he prefers dipping stable shatter-style rosin over buttery consistency.
// Source
Ep. 118 Hash Church CXV 115 →