Bittersweet Single Origin Alt Bar

Buy Bittersweet Single Origin Alt Bar A very special chocolate sourced from the sacred mountains of Peru, near Machu Picchu. Bittersweet Single Origin Alt Bar. This chocolate bar strikes the perfect balance between acidity and floral notes to create a truly indulgent experience. Single origin 65{12f98f6811c921f0d59c67215e869278904e3167e2e3ad4d15184a3bc00f1190} bittersweet chocolate.

Edibles are a great choice when consumed responsibly; they’re potent and body-focused, meaning they’re perfect for people who suffer from pain, nausea, or lack of appetite.

-Ingredients include;

Bittersweet chocolate, cream, milk

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
10mg THC / 25mg THC

ALLERGEN INFORMATION
Gluten-free A very special dark chocolate sourced from the sacred mountains of Peru, near Machu Picchu. Bittersweet Single Origin Alt Bar. This chocolate bar strikes the perfect balance between acidity and floral notes to create a truly indulgent experience. Single origin 65{12f98f6811c921f0d59c67215e869278904e3167e2e3ad4d15184a3bc00f1190} bittersweet chocolate.

Edibles are a great choice when consumed responsibly; they’re potent and body-focused, meaning they’re perfect for people who suffer from pain, nausea, or lack of appetite. A very special dark chocolate sourced from the sacred mountains of Peru, near Machu Picchu. This chocolate bar strikes the perfect balance between acidity and floral notes to create a truly indulgent experience. Single origin 65{12f98f6811c921f0d59c67215e869278904e3167e2e3ad4d15184a3bc00f1190} bittersweet chocolate.

Chocolate is one of the most commonly infused cannabis edibles. As marijuana becomes legalized in more states the number of people with access to edibles is increasing. In fact, the growing demand has created a huge variety of infused edible chocolate bars on the market today. However, not every infused chocolate bar is made the same.

Some companies have been caught “fudging” about their dosages. The reason is marijuana businesses in California are not accountable for mislabeling dosages. Usually, an organization like the FDA would regulate and ensure accurate labels are on each product. However, the legal status of cannabis prevents an organization like this from existing.

Unfortunately, there is no way to tell who is lying without getting the edible lab tested for THC. However, this is not something many people can go ahead and do with every one of their edible purchases, just like we can’t do with each of the foods we buy.