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One-Pot meth production

Cass County, Michigan Drug Enforcement Team found the remains of 188 one-pot meth labs. Popular several years ago, what is also known as "shake and bake", the method of making meth in a single container was on the wane, but is now coming back in style. It is the easiest and quite possibly most dangerous way of making meth. Using the one-pot method means that meth cooks can make meth in a single container which is generally flipped upside-down to cause the chemical reaction needed to turn several toxic ingredients into meth. This method generally produces lower quality meth and in smaller quantity, but add an extra element of danger to the process.

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