The month of April brings more than just one holiday. Sure, Lent and Easter Sunday should not be missed, especially for Catholics who observe this religious occasion. However, for stoners and weed enthusiasts, this month is highly anticipated for the coming of 420. This unofficial holiday celebrates not only how far the cannabis movement and culture has come, but also the increasing awareness towards marijuana and CBD oil.

With 420 being a momentous event for many stoners around the world, celebrating and making a big deal out of it is certainly one you should not miss. Whether you want to invite people into your home or make plans to attend a friend’s party, making plans with your closest buds is a must.

What is a celebration without having food, right? When you expect to get munchies as the day progresses, having delectable food that’s yummy and healthy should definitely be on the table. Apart from serving CBD oil edibles, below are some easy CBD oil-infused recipes you can whip up on 420:

CBD Oil and Finger Foods!

Kale Chips

If you expect people to get hungry over time, having healthy snacks on hand is a must. Kale chips are one of the tastiest snacks you can serve your guests, perfect for a night of talking with your friends and for watching stoner-themed films.

To make this, all you need are a pound of organic kale, 2 teaspoons of minced garlic, the zest of one lemon, around two tablespoons of lemon juice, a generous drizzle of olive oil, sea salt, black pepper, and a small amount of your CBD oil.

Cut the kale into bite-sized pieces and discard the stems since this can be bitter. Mix this together with the other ingredients in a small bowl. Once you have incorporated everything together, spread the leaves onto a tray and bake it for at least an hour and a half. If you wish, you can also add parmesan on top so you can enjoy cheesy goodness with every bite.

Nachos with Guacamole

No gathering is complete without the crowd favorite: nachos with guacamole. This is perfect if you want to bring something light and refreshing to the party, something which almost everyone will appreciate.

For this recipe, you will need 4 pieces of smashed, ripe avocados, a cup of diced tomatoes, half a cup of chopped white onions, half a cup of finely chopped cilantro, two tablespoons of lime or lemon juice, and five drops of your favorite CBD hemp oil. All you need to do is mix all of these ingredients together and you are done. However, to let the cannabidiol fully incorporate in your guacamole, it is highly advised to let the mixture sit for a minimum of 5 minutes.

Serve this with your kale chips, store-bought crispy nachos, and even some carrot and celery sticks! This versatile dip is even perfect for toasts topped with an egg.

Sloppy Joe Tacos

If you want to take your favorite comfort food to new heights, making Sloppy Joe tacos will definitely take the cake. Bon Appetit’s recipe is easy enough to follow, using only select ingredients. For the filling, you will need 2 pounds of ground beef chuck, around 2 tablespoons of olive olive, chopped yellow onions, chopped garlic cloves, a can of whole peeled tomatoes, a bottle of tomato-based chili sauce, a quarter cup of Worcestershire sauce, and spices such as garlic powder, onion powder, and cumin.

After browning the beef, you will need to cook the garlic and onions. Add the tomatoes and cook until thickened, and add the remaining ingredients and cook until a crust forms. Add 3 to 5 drops of CBD hemp oil, mix, and let it sit until you are ready to serve.

Taco shells, lettuce or cabbage, and sour cream will complete this meal.

There you have it! These three easy cannabis-infused recipes will certainly be the highlight of your gathering during 420.

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