After binging chocolates and gummies to fight unforeseen soreness, I needed a different type of edible to consume. So while in Peoria a couple weeks ago, I picked up a Sweet Life by Hannah Marsh Mellow Treat by Ieso from … Continue reading →
After more than a year of medicating with edibles to ease inflammation and muscle aches, I have found a regiment of medicating that works pretty well for me. A couple weeks ago, I ran out of edibles. I was about … Continue reading →
A few weeks ago when I stopped in at Maribis of Springfield on Grandview, I picked up edibles because I’d tweaked my back mowing and planting tomatoes. I was tired of gummies and chocolates, so I snagged the handcrafted Caramels … Continue reading →
After a short pause, I’m back eating gummies. Looking back on the last year, I reviewed nearly every Illinois brand of gummies. Some gummy brands I’ve reviewed twice. Incredibles by Green Thumb Industries is now one of those brands. I reviewed … Continue reading →
Bedford Grow recently launched new edibles, and of course, I had to review them. While at Dispensary 33, I picked up one of all three flavors of the new in-house made Gems. Gems came in Rum Runner, Cranberry Mandarin, and … Continue reading →
Edibles are part of my regular medicinal regiment. To add variety, I often switch which type I consume. In the last two months, I have eaten cannabis infused tablets, capsules, gummies, milk chocolates, ice cream, chocolate chip cookies, and Fruity … Continue reading →
For months, I have been holding on to the Home CannaKit to review but hadn’t found the time. First, I wanted use the kit to bake treats for Thanksgiving, but that didn’t work out. Then I wanted to bake Christmas … Continue reading →
While at Greenhouse Morris a couple weeks ago, I picked up a product from a brand I don’t usually have access to but have been looking forward to reviewing: Wana Gummies by Grassroots. The flavor I was most interested in … Continue reading →
In the summer when I heard High Times was hosting an Illinois Cannabis Cup, I was ecstatic. When I read High Times was opening it up to the public, I’d wanted to judge all seven categories: Indica Flower, Sativa Flower, … Continue reading →
One Illinois cultivator I don’t review enough is Shelby County Community Services. SCCS does not have million dollar marketing campaigns, elaborate media posts, fancy packaging, or intergraded retail shops pushing national brands. And it’s refreshing. What SCCS does have, however, … Continue reading →
