The new year is here, y'all, which means you've probably made some resolutions regarding your health. Maybe you want to start meal prepping, or maybe you'd rather indulge in more tasty AF meals throughout the year (#treatyoself). But if one of your goals for 2019 is to chill the heck out, then you might want to incorporate some CBD-infused snacks into your diet. Why? Because they look irresistible. Also, thanks to CBD's relaxing assets, they'll also make you feel calm, cool and collected in the new year.
If you haven't hopped on the CBD train yet, you might be wondering why companies are adding it to their food products. To be honest, the answer is simple. For starters, CBD (also known as cannabidiol) is a non-psychoactive cannabinoid from the cannabis plant. Meaning, CBD won't get you high like THC will (so don't get your hopes up). Instead, cannabidiol is known to help its consumers feel relief from anxiety, pain, and a handful of other medical conditions. So why wouldn't companies want to add it to their snacks?
Whenever I have CBD in my gummies or through my coffee (yes, that's a thing), I'm at peak relaxation. However, CBD's benefits may vary from person to person — so don't base your reaction off of mine. If you're hoping to give it a try for yourself, scan the following items and add 'em to your cart.
TBH, I'd dunk these CBD-infused cookies by Pure Hemp into my milk any day. If you're not into chocolate chip cookies, though, you can check out the other flavors on Pure Hemp's website. There's literally a ton of them, such as CBD Cinnamon Cookies and CBD Sprinkle Cookies.
Those of you who are craving something salty can order Jay's CBD Potato Chips from Earthshine Organics. If I had a bag of these, I'd be chillin' on the couch without a care in the world.
Out of all of the CBD snacks I've come across, I think these would be my favorite. I'm a sucker for spicy food, so Flamin' Hot Weetohs from Earthsine Organics are going on my grocery list ASAP.
Those of you craving a CBD for dessert can try one of these cake pops from Diamond CBD. IMHO, these are probably the cutest CBD desserts I've ever seen.
Okay, guys. I've tried these ones, and they rule. They're not too sweet, and they're not too sour. If a Sour Patch Kid and a Gummy Bear had a CBD baby, this would be it. You can buy a package on Pure Hemp's website.
TBH, I think caramel candies are underrated. They're sweet, chewy, long-lasting and even better infused with CBD. You can buy a bag for yourself here. (P.S. Could you imagine having a CBD caramel-covered apple? Did I just invent something?)
Coconut fans, rejoice: You have a handful of CBD-infused snack options to choose from, all thanks to Weller. The company's new CBD Coconut Bites are now on the market, and their flavors will make your mouth water.
Who doesn't like hard candy? Thanks to Cannabinoid Creations, you can now suck on CBD-infused goodies — and the flavors are hard to pass up. One of them is Cartoon Cereal Crunch, which apparently tastes like your favorite childhood cereal. #TBT.
Anyone trying to really enjoy the CBD goodness can buy one of these Peace Pops from Pure Hemp. Each pack only comes with one pop, which shouldn't be a problem considering the fact that lollipops usually take a while to finish. They also come in a handful of flavors including Sour Apple, Watermelon, Strawberry and Tangy Orange — so pick your favorite.
Who doesn't want fresh breath? Thanks to Relax Winter Breeze Gum by Earthshine Organics, you can refresh your palate and relax your mind at the same time. With one of these packs in your pocket, friends will be begging you for a piece.
10. Honey, $50
Whether you'd rather spoon your honey out of a jar or pour it into your morning beverage, you'll probably dig Colorado Hemp Honey. It contains naturally-occurring CBD, which means your morning cup of tea is about to level up a notch.
So, what are you waiting for? Go ahead and load your virtual carts with these CBD-products and try them out for yourself. Take it slow, though, and make sure you take each product's CBD content into consideration before indulging. And most importantly, don't forget to share 'em with your friends when they raid your kitchen for the goods.
