Easter Basket Treats for Grown-Ups: Make your own Edibles!

Yo, listen up y’all! Easter ain’t just about them chocolate bunnies and Peeps no more. We talking about some adult fun with a special treat, if you catch my drift. Consumers out here droppin’ $3.1 billion on candy alone for the weekend, but we talkin’ ’bout somethin’ a little more chill, like edibles for the adult Easter Basket.

BDSA, a top analytics firm in the cannabis game, sayin’ it’s a strong year for the marijuana industry. People out here gettin’ more accepting of that medical marijuana vibe, you feel me?

Now, if you tryna spice up your Easter with a little somethin’ extra, gummies be the move. BDSA’s data show 49% of cannabis consumers be snackin’ on them gummies. They tasty, easy to dose, and lowkey. Next up, we got chocolate edibles. Easy to cop at the dispensary and come in all sorts of flavors like cookies and cream. Chefs out here cookin’ up some fire edibles that taste like they straight from a fancy chocolatier.

But before you go passin’ out them special treats, remember most edibles will be around 2.5-10 mg. If your homie ain’t used to that weed life, tell ’em to wait 30-45 minutes after eatin’ before they start feelin’ it.

Now, if you really tryna get down and dirty this Easter, you can always go old school with some special brownies. Cannabutter and canna-oil be the key ingredients for this classic treat. Swap out some regular butter with that cannabutter or mix in some canna-oil for extra potency.

Ingredients:
– 4 oz unsweetened chocolate
– 3/4 cup cannabutter
– 2 cups sugar
– 1 cup flour
– 3 eggs
– 1 tsp vanilla extract
– 1 13 x 9 baking pan lined with aluminum foil

Create:
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees
2. Melt chocolate and cannabutter together in a microwave-safe bowl
3. Mix in other ingredients until smooth
4. Pour batter into foil-lined baking tray
5. Bake for 35 minutes until edges are firm and center is gooey
6. Cool and serve

So next time you thinkin’ ’bout Easter treats, don’t forget about them special edibles for the grown folks. It’s a whole new way to celebrate the holiday, ya dig?