Elevate your “green” bean casserole or mac and cheese using cannabutter, THC extract or flower Since marijuana was legalized in Colorado, edibles have become an increasingly popular choice for buyers.

The unofficial marijuana holiday, 4/20, is just around the corner. In anticipation, adult-use consumers may be gearing up to go out for cannabis celebrations or stay in with their favorite strains.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Credit: Kitchen Toke / Paul Strabbing When you think of cooking with cannabis, the first thing that comes to mind might be ...

If you’re looking for a smoke-free alternative to consuming cannabis, you may want to consider edibles. Weed edibles can provide you with a long-lasting, relaxing high sans cough. (Edibles also offer ...

Easter and 4/20 coincide this year, prompting discussion of cannabis-infused recipes. The article details how to make cannabutter, a key ingredient in many cannabis edibles. Recipes for ...

Cannabutter—cannabis-infused butter—is a key ingredient in infused edibles. It’s generally less expensive than buying CBD oil, and learning how to make cannabutter is easier than you’d think ...

Aug. 6 marked the first day that nonmedical cardholders could legally buy marijuana in Ohio, and it's a safe bet that sales of Taco Bell, greasy fries and pizza bagels spiked shortly thereafter. Even ...

With 4/20 just days away, marijuana consumers — both old-timers and newcomers — are gearing up for the unofficial holiday. April 20, commonly referred to as 4/20 or 420, has been branded as a ...