My gf and I went on a car trip through the south of the US way back in '99-'00. At some dinky little roadside gas station/ store/ wide spot in the road, we grabbed a brownie mix called “Mississippi Mud Fudge Brownie Mix.” I am now spoiled, and normal brownies are just a sad reminder of the best brownies ever.
Depends on if you’ve trained yourself not to get the munchies. It takes a fuckton of discipline, and really the way to do it is don’t have any food in the house, and do have a video game that sucks you in for hours at a time. If you can get high consistently, and ignore the munchies, after about a month or two, you stop getting the munchies. At least that was my and several of my ADD friends experience in university.
Edibles are a lesson in greed. When you want to eat more, you should know they’ve started to work.
sounds like one should always have a different snack available on the side
You could have weed brownies and then also regular brownies so you can eat an unreasonable amount of brownies :)
You can also have both regular brownies and more regular brownies, and and also eat an unreasonable amount of brownies.
I really like brownies :)
My gf and I went on a car trip through the south of the US way back in '99-'00. At some dinky little roadside gas station/ store/ wide spot in the road, we grabbed a brownie mix called “Mississippi Mud Fudge Brownie Mix.” I am now spoiled, and normal brownies are just a sad reminder of the best brownies ever.
Ripppp. Gotta make best friends with a baker/patissier who will help you chase down the mythical brownie recipe of your memory 🥲
Have regularly brownies and weed brownies on the same plate. The old Weed Roulette!
Depends on if you’ve trained yourself not to get the munchies. It takes a fuckton of discipline, and really the way to do it is don’t have any food in the house, and do have a video game that sucks you in for hours at a time. If you can get high consistently, and ignore the munchies, after about a month or two, you stop getting the munchies. At least that was my and several of my ADD friends experience in university.