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A cannabis edible is a food or drink infused with marijuana extracts such as THC and/or CBD. Edibles can include gummies, chocolates, baked goods, candies, and cannabis drinks. Instead of inhalation, cannabinoids are absorbed through digestion, which typically means a slower onset and a longer-lasting experience than smoking or vaping.
Browse our online menu through Leafly, Weedmaps, or Dutchie and confirm pickup availability before checkout. If you prefer in-person shopping, visit our dispensary at 1301 NE Broadway St, and our budtenders can help you choose edibles that fit your needs.
From THC gummies to chocolate edibles and cannabis drinks, our assortment covers a range of formats and strengths. Whether you want something lighter or more noticeable, we help Portland customers find the right edible for their tolerance and preferences.
We focus on quality with each offering, choosing cannabis brands known for consistent formulations and reliable labeling—so you can shop with confidence and a clear understanding of what you’re buying.
Edibles can feel stronger than inhaled cannabis because of the delayed onset. Our budtenders can walk you through what to expect, how to choose a product type, and how to shop thoughtfully—without hype.
With edibles, cannabinoids like THC and CBD are processed through the digestive system before entering the bloodstream. Because of this, effects usually take longer to start, but can last longer compared to smoking or vaping. Many people choose edibles for a discreet, flavorful experience and a steady, extended effect window.
Edible effects vary by product, serving size, and individual metabolism. Many consumers report that edible effects can last several hours, with onset that may take anywhere from about 30 minutes to 2 hours. Because timing is slower, it’s generally best to wait before taking more.
Concentrates like wax, shatter, live resin, or rosin can be high in THC and feel intense, especially for beginners. Edibles tend to be slower and more gradual, which some customers prefer.
THC vapes are portable, and effects often appear quickly. However, the experience may not last as long as edibles, which can remain active for hours due to digestion.
Tinctures and oils can be taken under the tongue or added to food/drinks, often with more controlled serving sizes. Compared to edibles, tinctures may feel faster and shorter depending on use.
Flower is a classic option with a faster onset and shorter duration than edibles. Many people like flower for real-time control, while choosing edibles for a longer, smoke-free experience.
A flavorful, easy-to-portion edible format with a wide range of strengths and effects.
A rich option that blends cannabis extracts with classic chocolate flavors for an indulgent experience.
A convenient, social-friendly format for customers who prefer sipping over snacking.
Yes. Cannabis edibles can expire like regular food, depending on ingredients and storage. Over time, flavor and texture can change, and potency may decline. Always check packaging dates and store edibles in a cool, dry place for best freshness.
Edibles usually take longer to start than smoking or vaping because cannabinoids are absorbed through digestion. Many people feel effects anywhere from about 30 minutes to 2 hours. Wait before taking more to avoid an overly strong experience.
If you’re new, choose a lower-dose option and start with a small serving. Effects can build slowly and last for hours. A good rule is “start low and go slow,” and wait long enough to assess how you feel before increasing.
People often describe edibles as more gradual and body-forward than smoking. Effects can include relaxation, mood lift, and stronger “full-body” sensation for some consumers. Because edibles last longer, choosing the right strength matters.
Happy Leaf Portland Dispensary
1301 NE Broadway St, Portland, OR 97232
Phone: (971) 800-0420
Hours: Mon–Sun 9:00am–9:45pm
Note: Cash-only due to federal banking restrictions.
