Kush Kitchen 400mg THC Chocolate Bars

These chocolate bars carry the Kush Kitchen name and are labelled 400mg THC. The brand’s site is named Kush Kitchen Toronto, and the title of its About page places its cannabis edibles in Toronto.

Fifteen pieces of roughly 26 mg

Kush Kitchen says each 400 MG bar breaks into 15 pieces, which its site counts as 15 individual servings of roughly 26 mg of THC each. Its pages for all five 400 MG flavours give the same count, and they word the 26 mg as roughly or approximately.

The five flavours in the 400 MG range

Kush Kitchen’s bar pages describe these 400 MG flavours:

• Milk Chocolate: a plain milk chocolate bar that the brand calls a rich, creamy classic and suggests for anyone who cannot choose a flavour.
• Cookies & Cream: white chocolate infused with the 400 MG of THC and topped with real double-stuffed cookies.
• Chocolate & Almond: creamy chocolate with plenty of roasted, salted California almonds for a sweet-and-salty taste.
• Chocolate & Toffee: milk chocolate with crunchy toffee bits throughout.
• Mint Dark Chocolate: dark chocolate with a dominant cool mint flavour.

Distillate, dairy and soy

Kush Kitchen’s About page says edibles across the brand are infused with Delta-9 THC distillate, a refined cannabis oil. Its Milk Chocolate bar page words it as chocolate infused with a cannabis concentrate. The pages for all five 400 MG bars carry the same allergen note: contains dairy and soy.

Waiting out an edible

An edible’s effects can be felt from 30 minutes up to 2 hours after eating, according to Health Canada, and the full effect can build for up to 4 hours. An edible’s THC is processed by the liver, so onset is slower and the effects outlast smoking. Our edibles dosage guide covers how strong an edible is.