I first met up with Auntie Dolores at last years Cannabis Cup to review a pack of their brownie bites and their caramel popcorn. This year, they sampled us out some of their new glazed pecans, which were wildly popular with the crowd. This is not a surprise to see. Many forward thinking edibles companies like Auntie Dolores have been moving away from traditional chocolate and sugary sweets and introducing more savory snacks instead, a trend we love because it creates options for the health conscious and those with dietary restrictions.
These Auntie Dolores medicated glazed pecans are vegan, contain no gluten, and are low glycemic, putting them high on the list for the fit set. They are mildly sweet from the organic coconut sugar, but there is a spicy kick from the cayenne pepper and chipotle in the throat. A bold addition to baked goods, they are also delicious when added into stir-fry or chopped over salads. Edibles this versatile even bring to mind a whole new concept of entertaining guests. Replacing alcohol at a dinner party, these pecans can be left out as an appetizer or offered as an ingredient in the meal. Even after dinner activities like cards and board games can be vastly improved with a handful of Auntie Dolores medicated pecans.
And at 100 mg per bag, a recommended 10 doses at 10 mg each, there is plenty of potency in these packages for most users to share with others or break into multiple personal doses. Auntie Dolores also uses CO2 extracted oil from a combination of both indica and sativa strains for a full range of effects — great for those of us who seek to treat multiple symptoms at once or prefer an all encompassing high. Plus, because each pecan only has a handful of milligrams of cannabinoids, it is a snap to closely tailor your medicating.
Whether eaten alone or mixed into your meal, all at once or little by little, shared or hoarded to yourself, these medicated glazed pecans are one of the most versatile products on the market today and are just part of the new lineup of edibles from Auntie Dolores.
