Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2019/04/18/carls-jr-to-test-a-cbd-infu.html
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But does it cause munchies?
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Holy junk food, Batman!
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I am gonna get SO fat.
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Here’s the thing that seems to be getting passed over, pot beer.
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CBD is approved by the FDA for treating certain forms of epilepsy. As medicine cannot be marketed/sold as a food product (also per FDA), I’m wondering how they’re able to pull this off.
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suuure, it’s not a publicity stunt – that’s why they are doing their marketing test of this on 4/20.
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Welcome to Carl’s Jr. I love you.
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Jesus. It looks like it will explode your heart, but I guess you’ll be calm at the time.
ROGER THAT!
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CBD sold under the trade name Epidiolex is considered medicine by the FDA. CBD not sold as medicine does not apply under FDA ruling, since it’s considered a non-psychoactive supplement.
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That burger is hovering around 3000 calories with 3 grams of sodium, gut bomb and a half.
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Certainly, you have healthier edibles that you’re consuming right now.
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At our home, we prefer the CBD / THC edibles sans any sugar. And yes, I’m enjoying a mixture of both right now.
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Cannabis is legal in Colorado, but it still requires a license to sell it. Has Carl’s Jr. gotten that license? The article doesn’t mention it. This sounds like a dumb idea.
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who cares screw laws do burgercrimes
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Happy to repor that you are wrong. It’s a thing. Saw it in the store the other day.
Whoa. Saturated fat, dude.
CBD sounds way too close to CBT for my comfort! 
You have to follow their private Instagram they’ll dm you the password and a specific Carl’s Jr to use it at
Thats because something stronger, Green Dragon, already exists. Look it up, its real
