Thanksgiving can be stressful. There are other options than taking a hit in your car and sharing the smoky smell with your family. Instead, spread some THC-infused butter on some dinner rolls.

Also, if a big family gathering isn’t how you roll and a Friendsgiving potluck or Danksgiving on the Sunday after is more your vibe, consider bringing tetrahydrocannabinol-packed gravy for that deep-fried turkey and mashies. Your friends will be grateful and you’ll hit a high note while toasting and thanking them.

We have a variety of cannabis-packed goodies, as well as some CBD and hemp treats to help you celebrate this week.

Are you a fan of charcuterie or hors-d’oeuvres to start your day? Spread some cream cheese on your hors d’oeuvres or charcuterie boards if you do. Treatos THC-infused snacks made with kale and other spices. Each chip contains approximately 10 mgs of THC. The package contains 10 chips and costs $12. Arizona Organix Glendale has Treatos.

While at Arizona Organix You can buy THC-infused popcorn, pretzels and pecans to give your guests while they watch pro sports or parades.

You can offer CBD-infused foods made from hemp that contain no more than 0.3% THC to your family and friends.

OMG Goudness Hemp Spicy Cauliflower Blend The savory side dish or snack of choice is the ”, which is a combination of cucumbers, peppers, and spices. Each jar is handmade in the Valley and retails for $30. OMG Goudness also sells hemp-infused jars Peanut butter This can be used to make peanut butter satay, or peanut sauce for lettuce wrap appetizers.

Hempful Farms’ hemp honey Each jar contains 300 mgs of CBD. You can honey glaze your favourite finger snacks like Chex cereal or walnuts. Also, save some honey for glazing biscuits and ham.

Mint Cafe is located in Guadalupe’s 12,000-square foot Mint Cannabis dispensary. It offers a variety marijuana-infused side dishes and desserts. For the perfect finishing touch to your Thanksgiving dinner, grab a 16-ounce container of THC-infused garlic herb butter, cranberry sauce, or gravy. Each package contains 100 mgs of THC, and is $15.

A sheet of cornbread is also available at the cafe. It contains 100 mg of THC and comes in an 8-inch square tray. This can easily feed four people.

You can order infused food or a few pre-rolled blunts online or via the app of the dispensary. Mint delivers free to any address within 10 miles of the shop near Baseline Road or Priest Drive for $50 purchases.

Mint Cafe’s kitchen is open to the public and all condiments and foods are prepared in plain sight behind a large glass or wood partition. While you wait in line to buy meds, paraphernalia or swag from the Mint Cafe, you can watch firsthand how cannabis chefs prepare their dishes. . Mint Cafe’s Thanksgiving Day menu items will only be available in small quantities. The dispensary will still be open Thanksgiving Day. However, the store recommends that you get the THC-infused side dishes before Thanksgiving Day.

Pecan and pumpkin infused pies measuring approximately 5 inches each will be on sale at Mint Dispensary locations Around the Valley

At Lez Get Baked Kaleigh Marks, owner of Mesa bakery, is accepting orders for pumpkin spice muffins. Customers can choose to order treats with or without THC infusion. Marks can transform your cannabis into delicious baked goods if you provide the necessary information.

Marks states that the benefit of growing your own cannabis is that you can control what kind of weed you use and whether it is sativa or indica.

A skilled baker created a cannabis-infused cake for Friendsgiving. The cake looked like a giant blunt, with green-colored pistachios that mimic marijuana buds. Marks will only take special orders at this time. She suggests Valley residents place orders as soon before the holiday.

Thanksgiving is a time for toasting, but some people don’t like mixing cannabis with alcohol. You can be thankful for THC-infused drinks that are not alcoholic, regardless of whether you’re celebrating with fine crystals or red plastic cups.

Keef Classic Sodas THC-infused sodas come in a variety of thirst-quenching flavors, including Original Cola and Bubba Kush Root Beer, Orange Kush Root Beer, Blue Razz, Purple Passion, Mr. Puffer, and Blue Razz. The recreational Keef Classics have 10 mg of THC. However, the medical Keef Classics have more. These carbonated drinks are available at many dispensaries in the Valley and start at $6 per bottle.

Phoenix-based caterers offer a great way to toast your turkey with a glass wine. Sweet Dreams Vineyard The award was won by the The Best Local Cannabis Beverages Nod in our Best of Phoenix 2022 Non-alcoholic, THC-infused wine. Cannabernet, a bold red wine-esque drink, is available in two sizes. You can purchase it in two sizes: a 770 milliliter bottle with 100 mgs of THC, which costs $38, and a smaller 210 milliliter bottle at $18.

Sweet Dreams Vineyard founder Bill Gibbs stated in a prepared statement that “We really hope to create a Cannabis Revolution in Arizona.”

Sweet Dreams Marijuarita is a great option for those who want to keep the party going afterward. Sweet Dreams’ version of a traditional margarita is made with 100 mgs of THC. This booze-free cocktail can be purchased in both 770-milliliter or 210-milliliter bottles, just like Cannabernet.

Mint Cafe has a Happy Hour drink that contains 75 mgs of THC, and 25 mgs of CBD. The carbonated, tangy energy drink retails at $16 per can.

Now that we’ve had a good meal and have finished our turkey dinner, let us toast to a marijuana-infused Thanksgiving.