However, such concerns may not be entirely logical, especially when one’s thoughts are clouded by the effects of a potent strain. For instance, Peanut Butter Breath, a hybrid from ThugPug Genetics, is not named for its taste or the urge it may create to lick one’s palate continuously. Rather, it is an excellent choice for individuals who desire to unwind and destress without overthinking minor details or wandering around aimlessly while under the influence. Made by blending Do-Si-Dos and Mendo Breath, this strain has rapidly become a staple in my afternoon routine, providing comfort and relaxation during a time of trying to organize coronavirus testing for family members to ensure a safe Thanksgiving. With even a gathering of fewer than eight individuals being stressful, I am grateful to be able to share a massive meal with most of my family during this holiday.

To be considered a suitable pre-Thanksgiving strain, there are a few criteria that must be met for the discerning cannabis enthusiast. Of course, it should increase one’s appetite, and some strains are better than others at accomplishing this goal. However, Thanksgiving is also about spending time with loved ones, sharing bad jokes, and competing against family members. Although not necessarily requiring any advanced cognitive abilities, it can still be a challenge for anyone who has recently consumed a joint that was too potent. Peanut Butter Breath, with its gentle high and robust appetite stimulation, excels in meeting these requirements. It may still be possible to fall asleep after indulging, but eating three times more than those who are not under the influence only adds to the enjoyment.

Peanut Butter Breath is available at Alternative Medicine on Capitol Hill, Buddy Boy, Callie’s Cannabis Shoppe, Good Chemistry, Kaya Cannabis, and Oasis Cannabis Superstores. Its buds can be lengthy and segmented, resembling a sativa structure, but can also retain above-average density. Covered in a heavy coat of trichomes, they have a dark green or forest green color.

Piney, skunky, and slightly nutty, Peanut Butter Breath’s aroma is similar to what my backpack would smell like if I left my cannabis and sunflower seeds in it over a weekend. The earthy notes of nuts meld together, sometimes causing my brain to perceive a variety of scents, such as coffee or navy beans. Check these out too Satsuma Surfer Raw Garden and Marshmallow OG Rove Cartridge.