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CBD sweet treats tick all the boxes

November 15, 20201 min read

CBD is taking some of the guilt out of guilty pleasure by adding beneficial elements to sweets and chocolates. CBD Gummies, lollies and chocolate are all becoming popular ways for people to ingest CBD and CBD-infused dishes are also popping up on restaurant menu’s globally and locally. When next in Cape Town, South Africa head over to Infusion on Long in to try dishes like oatmeal soaked in CBD-infused coconut milk, beef burgers served up with CBD-infused bacon chutney and hemp-floured calamari. CBD oil may not be to everyone’s taste so if you have a sweet tooth, edibles are a convenient (and tasty) way to get a portion of your daily CBD intake. Check out BioMuti’s range of edibles – including chewing gum, chocolate, gummies and lollies. 

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Written by BioMuti Research Team

The BioMuti editorial team combines expertise in biochemistry, herbal medicine, and African ethnobotany to bring you science-backed wellness insights.

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