Joining the list of CBD infused foods that don’t care what the federal government says is none other than Carl’s Jr. Carl’s Jr. has decided to test the market for a CBD infused burger at one of their locations in Denver Colorado on April 20th. Stop by 4050 Colorado Blvd. in Denver to order yours but please note you must be 18 years or older to partake. The CBD burger will be called the Rocky Mountain High: CheeseBurger Delight and will sell for… you guessed it… $4.20.
The Mainstream Status of CBD
The FDA has not approved CBD for use in food or beverages. That’s not stopping anybody from putting CBD in food and drinks though. There have been countless CBD infused coffees, waters, and other drinks available to purchase in recent years and there still is. Restaurants across the country are adding CBD to their menu infusing it into all kinds of food and cocktails. In fact, just recently, top culinary experts were asked to rank the trends in food and beverages for 2019 and at the top of the list was CBD foods and drinks.
Additionally, drugstore chains such as CVS and Walgreens have decided to embrace the cannabis industry by offering CBD infused products in their stores as well. Many of these locations, however, will only offer topical cannabis products such as lotions and salves.
The Juicy Burger Details
When it comes to the Rocky Mountain High Cheeseburger Delight it will feature a side a waffle fries, two beef patties with pepper jack cheese and pickled jalapenos plus an estimated 5 mg of CBD derived from hemp that’s in the exclusive Santa Fe sauce. It will be interesting to see how this burger is received publicly. You can bet your buns this won’t be the last you hear of CBD infused fast food.
