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Sugar-Free Edible Brands and Recipes

Sugar-free edibles are relatively common in dispensaries, and homemade treats are easy, too.
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Dear Stoner: I can't have sugar because I'm a borderline diabetic. Can you suggest some edibles recipes to help me and those like me?
Cathie

Dear Cathie: Plenty of dispensary brands make sugar-free edibles, from gummies and lollipops to syrups and tinctures. Cannavis, Incredibles and Mountain High Suckers all offer sugar-free treats that are relatively easy to find in Colorado dispensaries, while brands like Ripple or Short & Stoned make sugar-free THC isolate powder that allows you to infuse any drink or recipe with cannabinoids.
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Mountain High Suckers has been in Colorado dispensaries since 2009.
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Homemade edibles options without sugar are vast. Peanut butter is my favorite vessel because of its high-fat content and ability to suck up melted hash oil for easy infusion. Numb Nuts is a medical marijuana brand of THC-infused peanut butter (CBD-only versions are for sale online), but making it on your own is simple and quick. All you'll need is a spoonful to get medicated, or you can stir it into a variety of dishes, such as cookies, oatmeal or a stir-fry sauce.

Standard cooking oil and butter infusions are even more flexible, allowing you to whip up eggs, sautéed vegetables and salad dressing, or slather a piece of bread and move on with your day. During heavy bouts of laziness, I've drizzled infused olive oil on an oven pan before cooking a frozen pizza, and infusing coffee, oatmeal and even a baked chicken breast with THC are just as easy.

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