I drank three packets of Ripple at noon on a Saturday before an Olympics-watching party, and ordered an Uber. But the powders don't require much liquid to get the job done, so I'll pour three to five packets into 8 ounces of Gatorade and chug it with less effort than a pre-workout has ever required. I tend to go after the THC-only powder when I'm tired of buying sweets at the dispensary, but there are CBD-heavy options available as well.Īlthough the white powders, made from distillate, are supposed to be flavorless, mixing more than one Ripple packet with a drink has a clear impact on the taste. One of the first edibles on the scene to go after the fast-acting high, Ripple now has an assortment of gummies, flavored powders, and drink and food mixers.
The high lasted longer than smoking, but I'm not mad about that. I was burnt to a crisp by 4:50 and making a Crumbl order by 5:05. By the time I returned, my mouth was dry, my eyes were red and a cake-eating grin was on my face. Another ten minutes went by, and I was still effectively grounded, so I walked to check the mail. A slight, hashy taste lingered, but it was disguised effectively by the limoncello flavor (smart choice), and the aftertaste disappeared after the first gummy. I popped a 10-milligram limoncello gummy in my mouth at 4:20 p.m., ironically, and then ate three more to reach a normal dosage for my tolerance. The company also says that users will feel the high anywhere from five to fifteen minutes after consumption, and that the effects will wear off faster than they do with traditional edibles. Wana's line of fast-acting gummies debuted last year, and has since branched out into seven flavors, including one with added CBD. Wana claims the technology used to make the gummies allows THC to bypass our livers, creating effects closer to those with smoking.
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