If you're looking to make your Thanksgiving meal a little bit more relaxing this year, you may want to pick up some of the new Cannabis-Infused Turkey Gravy from Kiva Confections.
Though perhaps better reserved for Friendsgivings than your formal Thanksgiving meal, Kiva's THC-Infused Turkey Gravy is a unique way to enjoy your turkey dinner. The gravy is made with "individually encapsulated molecules that transform cannabinoids" so they can be absorbed directly into the body and allow for fast-acting effects. In other words, you'll feel the effects of the gravy in just two to 15 minutes—as opposed to waiting 30 minutes or more with most cannabis-infused products.
Beyond gravy, Kiva is also working on other holiday-inspired cannabis products, which are slated to arrive in December.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Cannabis-infused Food
- There is a growing trend of infusing cannabis into various food products, creating unique and unconventional culinary experiences.
- Fast-acting Cannabis
- The development of encapsulated molecules that allow for fast-acting cannabis effects is revolutionizing the cannabis industry and creating new opportunities for edible products.
- Holiday-inspired Cannabis
- The introduction of holiday-themed cannabis products is catering to the demand for seasonal and festive experiences in the cannabis market.
Who This Affects Most
- Food and Beverage
- The food and beverage industry can explore the incorporation of cannabis into their products to meet the growing demand for cannabis-infused food.
- Pharmaceutical
- The pharmaceutical industry can leverage the advancement in fast-acting cannabis technology to develop innovative delivery methods and treatments.
- Cannabis
- The cannabis industry can capitalize on the popularity of holiday-inspired products by offering a wide range of seasonal options to cater to consumer preferences.
