Studies show cannabis can increase your appetite. But donât freakout, here are seven easy recipes to satisfy your cravings (AKA Munchies). Theyâre quick, simple, and oh so flavorlicious.
Studies show cannabis can increase your appetite. But donât freakout, here are seven easy recipes to satisfy your cravings (AKA Munchies). Theyâre quick, simple, and oh so flavorlicious.
01 mmm-mazing marshmellow treats
Craving something puffed? Grab a pan. Stir butter and marshmallows over low heat, until melted. Mix in your favorite rice cereal. Then cool, cut, eat, and enjoy.
02 Microwavable Magic SâMores
No fire needed. (Well, not for the snack.) Stack half a graham cracker, three squares of chocolate, and a marshmallow. Mic 15-20 seconds, until the âmallow hits baseball size. Remove and top with the remaining cracker. Boom.
03 French Bread
Pizza Heat that oven to 375ÂșF. Slice some French bread. Top with sauce. (Marinara, BBQ, whatever!) Add cheese and bake until crispy (about 10-12 minutes). Then melt into the couch.
04 Homemade Elephant Ears
Little effort. Huge flavor. Simply butter one side of a tortilla. Sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon. (Or cinnamon sugar.) Mic for 10-15 seconds. Roll up and munch down.
05 Peanut Butter Jelly Time
Open a jar of either, or both. Add spoon. Congrats youâre a snack ninja.
06 Holy Guacamole!
Grab a bowl. Cut up an avocado. Mix in chopped onion and red pepper, a splash of lime and sea salt. SMASH!!! Dip those chips and love it.
07 Now for the entreeâŠ.Spicy Sausage Macaroni
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