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Published: Dec 17, 2022 · Written by Emily Kyle · This post may contain affiliate links, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

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These chocolate mint chip cannabis cookies combine the very best parts of a brownie baked into a cookie paired with a hint of mint! This sweet treat comes with multiple infusion options and tips and tricks for making them perfect the first time.

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• A delicious brownie-like cookie with mint chips
• Multiple infusion options to choose from
• Easy-to-make with Bliss Cannabutter delivered right to your door!

Why You Will Love This Recipe

It’s that time of year, time for holiday cookies!

I am always working on creating new and delicious recipes for my Well With Cannabis Community, and this one is definitely a winner.

Imagine the crunchy, gooey, perfect texture of a corner brownie

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Published: Nov 7, 2022 · Written by Emily Kyle · This post may contain affiliate links, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

Have you already decarbed, made your cannabutter, and are eager and excited to make cannabis cookies finally, but suddenly find yourself hesitant to bake them at 350°F? Learn why it is OK to bake cannabis edibles at higher temperatures and what cooking methods you should avoid instead.

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• Why it’s OK to bake edibles at higher temperatures
• The other cooking methods you need to avoid
• Tips and tricks for making the best edibles at home

Why You Will Love This Guide

Nothing is better than taking a bite of a freshly baked cannabis cookie.

But before you get that far, you have to make them first, which can involve many steps for new users.

Understandably, you want to decarb,

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is apparently eyeing new regulations for certain CBD products, with an announcement from the federal agency expected in the coming months.

The Wall Street Journal, citing agency officials, reported this week that the FDA is “studying whether legal cannabis is safe in food or supplements and plans to make recommendations for how to regulate the growing number of cannabis-derived products in the coming months.”

“Given what we know about the safety of CBD so far, it raises concerns for FDA about whether these existing regulatory pathways for food and dietary supplements are appropriate for this substance,” Janet Woodcock, the Food and Drug Administration’s principal deputy commissioner, told the Wall Street Journal.

According to the newspaper, Woodcock has “led the agency’s efforts looking at cannabis regulation.”

Reuters reports that, “after weighing the evidence on the compound’s safety, the FDA will decide within months how