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I've never purchased a mass produced edible weed product, but (back in the day) I made pot brownies and pot tea and have only one thing to say -- it f'n sucks.Edible marijuana sales shattering sales projections in Colorado
DENVER - A one-month supply of marijuana edibles, gone in the first three days of January.
That's what the area's largest supplier of marijuana edibles is saying about the incredible demand for the product since recreational sales were legalized in Colorado on Jan. 1.
"We are working hard," said Joe Hodas, chief marketing officer for Dixie Elixirs and Edibles. "We like to call ourselves the future of cannabis."
There is so much demand for edibles right now, they limit customers to two edible products a day at recreational pot shops like LoDo Wellness at 16th St. and Wazee in downtown Denver.
"Actually demand's been huge," said Hodas. "And our employees have been just killing it working 'round the clock."
Dixie makes marijuana infused chocolates, mints, topical lotions and elixirs.
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Edible weed is as overrated as introducing food products into the bedroom. It sounds fun, but the fun only comes in the novelty, not the performance. My problem with the brownies and the tea is that it required a buttload of weed, and even after all that weed and time it didn't seem like it got me nearly as high as if I just pinched off a bit and smoked it.
Anybody have more positive experiences with edible weed or is it generally overrated?
The last question is because I used to be convinced that the bong water would get you extra high since the marijuana smoke was filtered through it. Since we were just going to be throwing the bong water away anyway... gulp, gulp.