WiFi Cookies is a live rosin from Punch Extracts, the solventless line of Punch Edibles & Extracts. Punch makes its rosin with no cutting agents or additives, starting from fresh plant material and finishing with ice, water, heat and pressure.
Punch Edibles launched in 2013 selling sensibly sized, high-dose edibles at affordable prices. Its rosin program later earned it a place in the top three of the solventless market, according to a Hash Writer profile of the brand.
How live rosin gets made
Rosin is a solventless concentrate made with heat and pressure. Material goes into a nylon mesh bag between heated plates, and the press squeezes the oil from the trichome glands while the bag holds back plant matter. No chemical solvent is part of the process.
Live rosin takes that a step further. Leafly describes it as rosin made from fresh, uncured plant material instead of dried buds, which keeps more terpenes and flavor in the finished oil.
Hash rosin is the refined route. It starts from dry sift or water hash rather than flower, so less plant material goes into the press. Punch washes with ultra-purified ice and water in a climate-controlled room, a setup it credits for a contaminant-free product.
Fresh press, cold cure batter and the tier system
Punch sells live rosin in two consistencies: fresh press and cold cure batter. Some drops pair both in a half-and-half jar. Hash Writer counts Punch among only two or three legal brands able to make fresh press at scale, and notes that its consistency holds for days at room temperature.
The line is graded into four numbered tiers. The Weedmaps catalog adds Gold Tier and Silver Tier jars, and Gold Tier cultivars such as Ape Slap and Amaretto Apes also come in 4g jars.
Emerald Triangle inputs and lower prices
Hash Writer traces Punch's material to Northern California farms, including the Emerald Triangle. The brand runs some of the same farm material as higher-priced rosin makers while charging nearly a third less.
Dispensary pricing on Weedmaps shows where that lands. A 1g Tier 1 cold cure badder jar of Mango Runtz lists between $47 and $50 across retailers.
Cookies, Runtz and other Punch jars
WiFi Cookies joins other Cookies-named cultivars on the Punch rosin menu. Weedmaps lists a Black Maple × Tropicanna Cookies cold cure badder at Tier 1, next to Berry Runtz, Big League Runtz and a Tier 2 Banana Split half-and-half jar.
Mango Runtz shows how Punch lists its lineage. The Tier 1 badder comes from Canyon Creek Mango OG crossed with White Runtz, and the listing describes a euphoric lift that settles into relaxed creativity.
Hash Writer's picks from the catalog include Ice Cream Mints, an Ice Cream Cake × Kush Mints jar, and Jelly Bomb from THC Bomb × Jelly Rancher. Dozizos, a Dosido × Zkittlez cross, and Fruity Pebbles round out that list.
Rockets, vapes and the wider Punch family
Rosin also feeds other Punch products. The Rocket is a rosin-infused preroll that pairs 1.3 grams of flower with 0.3 gram of live rosin. Punch also sells an all-in-one live rosin vape.
Punch vapes come as 510 cartridges and disposables, and its distillate vape runs to more than 20 flavors with natural terpene blends. On Weedmaps, the brand also carries solvent-based BHO shatter and badder alongside its solventless jars.
Punch Edibles Media, LLC runs the business, with sister brands Tempo and Dr. Norm's. The company sells in California, Oklahoma and New York, with PunchBars, gummies, malt balls and Stingers prerolls beside its rosin.