Cross Fading occurs when you drink booze, and toke, smoke, or eat edibles with cannabis (THC).
You need to be mindful of this effect – which basically means you’ll feel effects from first, the alcohol, and then second; cannabis.
If you have ever been around or near an audio mixer, you’ll notice all of the sliders and buttons designed for the best sound possible.
Crossfading is a blended combination of sounds – and in this case, a blended combo of feeling high or buzzed.
It’s important that you always keep what I call: ” My Marijuana Mantra” at the ready:
“Dose LOW and SLOW”
Edibles take a while to kick in – for some an hour, for others a few. So if you’re just starting out, don’t pound the shots or martinis – sip and enjoy, go slowly.
Two Cannabis-Infused Cocktails for Christmas
I choose these two fun and flirty cocktails because:
They’re easy to infuse and make on the fly, once you have your cannabis-infusion complete.
1wholeLimeCut into small wedges, with a tiny slit on the fleshy part of the lime to rim your glasses with.
Instructions
1. Infused your Vodka With Cannabis.
2. Let it infused for 1-2 days first.
3. When ready, mix up all of your ingredients except for Cannabis sugar in a large pitcher and add a handful of ice cubes, or crushed ice.
4. Place your cannabis sugar on a side plate, rim your cocktail glasses with fresh lime all around the edges a few times, then place your glass upside down directly ontop of the sugar and press and turn several times.
5. Repeat for everyone's glasses.
6. Slowly pour your alcoholic mixture into each glass and enjoy repsonsibly!
I am a prof writer/blogger & love my daily dose. I'm Canadian-Dutch, a horse owner, and love exploring new CBD & THC recipes, trends & products to share with you! #Cannadish