Big Pete's - Birthday Cake Crispy Marshmallow Treat Indica - 10 Piece

Ingredients: Mini marshmallows (corn syrup, sugar, modified food starch, water, gelatin), crispy rice cereal (rice, sugar, corn syrup, salt, vitamin & mineral blend {ferric orthophosphate [source of iron], sodium ascorbate [vitamin C], niacinamide [vitamin B3], zinc oxide [source of zinc], folic acid, riboflavin [vitamin B2], pyridoxine hydrochloride [vitamin B6], vitamin A palmitate, thiamin mononitrate [vitamin B1], vitamin B12, vitamin D3}), butter (pasteurized cream {milk}, salt), vanilla extract (vanilla bean extractive, water, alcohol), sea salt, cannabis. Contains: milk, tree nuts (almond). Our expertly crafted Cannabutter-infused rice cereal and gooey marshmallows are elevated with imported sprinkles on top, creating a visual and taste sensation that's simply delightful. The slight hint of almond extract adds a touch of sophistication to this celebratory treat. Big Pete's Crispy Marshmallow Treat, a delightful blend of crispy, gooey, and delicious flavors, is meticulously crafted with the same time-tested full-spectrum cannabutter that has made their cookies legendary. This exquisite treat will be available at our Exclusive Launch Partners starting the first and second week of September and will be on dispensary shelves across California starting September 25th. Crispy, Gooey, and Delicious: Let’s Get Crispy! Big Pete's Crispy Marshmallow Treat is a harmonious blend of flavors and textures that promises to elevate the edible experience to new heights. Made with full-spectrum cannabutter, this treat boasts not only a delightful high but also a rich, consistent taste that Big Pete's customers have come to expect and love. Santa Cruz is where it all began. As a young man growing cannabis and baking cookies, Big Pete devoted himself to creating consistent, wonderful edibles that harness the healing power of cannabis-infused butter. After 6 years surfing and enjoying the good vibes in Hawaii,Pete returned to Santa Cruz to start his business in 2009, focused on helping people with medical cannabis.