12 tsp infused honey × 2.47 mg per tsp = 29.6 mg THC (theoretical) ÷ 12 portions = 2.47 mg per bar.
Theoretical maximum: it assumes complete decarboxylation (THCA × 0.877) and that every milligram ends up in the food. Real yield is usually lower, which is why you start with one portion and wait. Re-run the maths for your flower →
Honey infusions transfer less than fat infusions, so these are likely under the theoretical figure. A sensible first edible.
Can I use infused butter instead of plain?
Yes, but the dose changes: 60 g of low-dose cannabutter is about 4 tablespoons, roughly 40 mg more across the batch. Recalculate and re-label.
Educational content, not medical advice. Effects vary with body weight, tolerance and what else you have eaten. Label infused food with the milligrams per portion and the date, and keep it away from children and pets.
The gentlest infusion here and the base for the drinks: about 2.5 mg per teaspoon (theoretical), the amount Health Canada suggests new users start at or below.