THC chocolate edibles

Weed chocolate edibles will usually last up to six months. Like other THC-infused edibles, after six months have passed, the weed chocolate will begin to lose its potency and flavor. Check the packaging or ask your budtender for more information specific to what you are purchasing.

Pro tip: keep your weed chocolate in a cool place like the fridge to keep them from melting.

You can only buy THC infused chocolate if weed is legal in your area. If legal, shop online at Leafly.com for delivery or pickup from a dispensary in your neighborhood. Added bonus: find dispensary deals on weed chocolate near you!

Cannabis chocolates are chocolate products infused with cannabis extract, usually blended into the melted chocolate so it is spread through the whole piece. Chocolate is high in fat and cannabinoids dissolve readily in fat, which makes it a natural carrier. Common formats include scored bars you break into squares, individually wrapped truffles and bonbons, chocolate covered nuts and fruit, peanut butter cups, and thin bark. You will find dark, milk, and white chocolate versions, plus flavors like mint, sea salt, caramel, and espresso. Chocolate is swallowed and digested, so effects come on gradually rather than immediately, commonly within thirty minutes to two hours, and they last longer than with inhaled cannabis. Packages list total cannabinoid content and the content per square or piece.

Look at how the bar is scored. Evenly sized, clearly marked squares mean the maker tempered and molded with portioning in mind, and the label should state content per square, not only for the bar as a whole. Check the cannabinoid mix as well, since some bars are THC only and others are balanced with CBD. Chocolate also blooms and softens in heat, so a cool, dark cupboard keeps the texture right.