Eat It

Peak Extract High CBD Chocolate Bar

A 72 percent Belgian dark chocolate with 63 mg THC and 23 mg CBD. This is the snack to take to the beach, camping and hiking, as its high-fat ingredients help prevent melting.

Cannabis Cure-All

Taken under the tongue, as a shot or rubbed where it hurts, this coconut oil-based topical is like an emergency packet of aspirin, except way more fun.

Squib

With 100 mg of THC packed into a case the size of four 50-cent pieces, this packable gummy allows for easy portion control—my God, start with at most a tenth—and fits in even the smallest pockets.

Mountaintop Edibles Taffy

Cannabis-infused taffy without the puckering sweetness and left-over chemical taste, reminiscent of saltwater taffy made sweet? Yes, please.

House of Dank Cookies

Buttery, crumbly, dank and delicious, this is how responsible users who grow up to be featured in government-sponsored weed ads party.

Honey Sticks from Genesis Pharms

Sweetening coffee, added to granola, drizzled on top of cereal, eaten with butter and toast, or sucked down straight, our favorite honey stick isn't fazed much by heat.

Hickory Maple Kale Chips

The Made in Potland crew doesn't mess around with its CBD counts, packing this snack with at least 30 mg of both THC and CBD, making the dried offering healthy for mind and body.

Lozenges

Jolly Greens, using uplifting strains such as Blue Dream, offers a series of packaged candies in steadily increasing THC counts that will keep users dreamy and productive instead of couch-locked and sleepy.

Cannabis-Infused Cold Brew

There are Mayan symbols on the packaging, so we know this infused cold brew with 25 mg THC isn't messing around. It's tasty coffee, to boot.

Drip Ice Cream

With access to Alpenrose's milk fat and pasteurization equipment, this women-only company treats cannabis as an ingredient in its honey lavender, vegan lemon coconut, cookies and cream, and salted caramel flavors, not just as an add-on.

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