'Chrontella' is a new marijuana-based treat that combines the effects of cannabis with the delicious taste of Nutella. With more countries looking to legalize medical marijuana, the tasty sandwich spread represents a new market for edibles.
Although details about the product are scarce, Chrontella is currently available in Canada, where medical marijuana is legal. The product itself is designed to mimic the familiar chocolaty hazelnut taste of Nutella, but with the added effects of cannabis. In total, there is said to be about 100mg of cannabis per serving. For those that prefer peanut butter to Nutella, the same company also produces a weed-infused peanut butter called 'Pif.'
The tasty marijuana-based treat is part of a growing market of weed-based edibles in places where the drug has been legalized.
Cannabis-Infused Sandwich Spreads
This Marijuana-Based Treat is Designed to Taste Like Nutella
Trend Themes
1. Growing Market of Weed-based Edibles - The increasing popularity of marijuana-infused food products presents an opportunity for companies to create unique, flavorful, and safe cannabis edibles.
2. Cannabis-infused Nutella Alternatives - The introduction of Chrontella, a marijuana-infused sandwich spread that mimics the taste of Nutella, opens up possibilities for creating other cannabis-infused alternatives to popular food products.
3. Legalization of Medical Marijuana - The expanding legalization of medical marijuana globally provides a promising market for innovative cannabis-infused food and beverage products like Chrontella.
Industry Implications
1. Cannabis Edibles Industry - The emergence of cannabis-infused sandwich spreads like Chrontella and weed-infused peanut butter products like Pif defines a new and lucrative segment within the cannabis edibles industry.
2. Food and Beverage Industry - The rise of cannabis-infused spreads and edibles presents an opportunity for food and beverage companies to capitalize on the growing demand for marijuana-based products.
3. Medical Cannabis Industry - The introduction of innovative food products like Chrontella highlights the potential of the medical cannabis industry to expand beyond traditional prescription drugs.