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The Low Down on Getting High
Eating THC/CDB infused edibles may not have the same effects as smoking cannabis. Start slow, our low dose recipes are ideal! Expect a delay of 1-2 hours before feeling the effects of eating an edible.
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How much will I need to feel a buzz?
How much is the equivalent of a drink?
Everyone’s body will respond differently to the same amount of THC/CBD. Low-dose edibles are the best way to figure out where the limit of your fun lives.
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Activate Your Cannabis
If you’ve ever put raw marijuana on a cracker and tried to eat it, you probably didn’t feel a darn thing. The sublime effects of edibles can’t be achieved by eating cannabis raw. It is missing a very important step.
Cooked with Cannabis
Back in 2004, it was Kelis’ milkshake that was brining all the boys to the yard. In 2020, it is Kelis’ cannabis infused milkshake. We did a three episode review of Cooked with Cannabis, providing detailed coverage of each episode. Cooked with Cannabis delivers low key infused foods, with individual dishes often not exceeding 5 mg THC. There is a focus on smart integration of THC into the meal. The goal of the food is to be delicious. The side benefit is that they’ll get you a little high. Perfect for infused food beginners, but we suggest you skip to episode two.
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