FLURISH

Hybrid Sour Apple Gummies

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Product Details

Cannabinoids
10mg THC
Flavor
Sour, Apple
Serving Size
1 gummy
Ingredients
Sugar, corn syrup, water, gelatin (Kosher) sour apple flavoring, citric acid, cannabis oil, food coloring: FD&C yellow 5, blue 1, potassium sorbate
Nutrition Facts
Calories10
Total Fat0g
Saturated Fat0g
Trans Fat0g
Cholesterol0mg
Sodium>1mg
Potassium>1mg
Carbohydrates2.2g
Fiber0g
Sugars2.2g
Protein>1g

Product Description

The Hybrid Sour Apple Gummies by Flurish are chewy edibles with a midrange high. These aren't likely to get you crazy stoned, but you won't be sober either. They taste like stale jello, but the high should feel focused and motivated. You might even get a creative spark to fuel you through a new project.

Effects Profile

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The effect profile of Flurish Hybrid Sour Apple Gummies is based on 3 user reviews.

Focused

Relaxed

Euphoric

Expert Review

Jello Shots I Can Get Behind

Review by Brianna Wheeler

Jan 16, 2019 · 4 min read

Texturally these gummies were strange, but high-wise they were just right.

Flurish’s cannabis-infused gummies may not be texturally transcendent, but what they lack in elasticity they more than make up for with an unmatched high that is equal parts creative flutter and focused motivation.

I am accustomed to a particular texture of gummy, shaped no doubt by years of sucking on Haribo Bears, Swedish Fish, and the occasional Sour Patch Kid. I’m into gummies that are firm and springy with a resistance that teases its implied density before giving way like a half-warm pat of butter. I like that tightness, that firm flexibility, and I have come to expect it, which is why my mouth went into temporary revolt when I popped one of Flurish’s sour apple-flavored hybrid gummies inside it. The initial mouthfeel—both stale and loose at the same time, like week-old Jello—was thankfully not indicative of its robust high.