Photo slideshow: The wide world of edibles

With the edibles market exploding in California and across the country, there are more ways than ever to consume cannabis in your favorite food or drink. Here’s a photo slideshow of just a few of your choices.

Auntie Dolores’ glazed cannabis pecans work great in salads, dessert tarts or on their own. One to two pecans equal a dose. (Courtesy photo)

Flour Child seasonal jams are made with fruit from local family farms, cane sugar, lemon, & cannabis ice water hash. (Courtesy Flour Child Collective)

Kiva Confections’ Terra Bites are crafted from micro-roasted Tanzanian coffee beans and coated in Kiva Dark Chocolate. Each bite contains 5 mg of THC. (Courtesy photo)

VCC Brands’ locally-sourced honey has a 200 mg dose of THC. (Courtesy photo)

“Cannabis Quencher” beverages come in old fashioned and strawberry lemonade, hibiscus, pomegranate-blueberry-acai, and mango. (Courtesy photo)

VCC Brands’ CBD Dreamtime PM Subtle Tea blends chamomile, valerian, catnip, and peppermint. (Courtesy photo)

Bhang Chocolates come in flavors like dark blueberry, cherries and cream, fire orange spice and many more. Doses range between 120 and 240 mg. (Courtesy photo)

Somatik partners with San Francisco roasters Ritual Coffee to sell single-origin coffee, infused with California-grown cannabis. (Courtesy photo)

Auntie Dolores’ cannabis pretzels use umami spices to mask the flavor of cannabis. (Courtesy photo)

Dr. Norm’s “Chocolate Therapy” cookies come in low, regular and extra-strength doses. (Courtesy photo)

The “Cannabis Quencher” line of hard candies come in strawberry, mango, blue raspberry, watermelon and green apple. (Courtesy photo)

Flour Child seasonal jams are made with fruit from local family farms, cane sugar, lemon, & cannabis ice water hash. (Courtesy Flour Child Collective)

Flour Child seasonal jams are made with fruit from local family farms, cane sugar, lemon, & cannabis ice water hash. (Courtesy Flour Child Collective)

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