This guide is just the tip of the iceberg of some of the most delicious edibles you can find in the Commonwealth, from a food lover’s perspective. Plus, they’re sold in beautiful, gift-worthy packaging, perfectly ready for the holidays for your cannabis-enthusiast friends. Sure, edibles have to comply with quite a few regulations-they’re limited to 5.5 mg of THC per serving, for example, and they can’t be shaped like animals, humans, or sports equipment ( really!)-but the rules aren’t stifling creativity. Accordingly, brands of edibles are sprouting up like, well, weeds, and you don’t have to settle for second-rate infused treats. Just a tablespoon of creamy, delicious ice cream? C’mon.)Ĭannabis business is booming in Massachusetts these days-to the tune of billions of dollars-and since the opening of Greater Boston’s first recreational pot shop four years ago, it seems like there’s a dispensary on every corner, not to mention everything from cannabis-infused dinner parties and meal kits to chocolate-making classes. (The only problem? Some of these products taste so good, you might find it hard to stick to the recommended serving. Where once edibles were a means to an end-try as you might have, that brownie wasn’t really drowning out the distinctive flavor of weed-now legit chefs with impressive resumes are creating edibles.
Photo by Rachel Leah BlumenthalĬhocolate, ice cream, gummies, dried mango, root beer… that’s not the shopping list of someone with a sweet tooth that’s just a small sampling of the almost countless products the cannabis industry infuses with THC these days.
A sampling of edibles available around Massachusetts, from gummies to chocolate bars to baked goods.
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