You Can Buy an Entire Edible Brand Off a Website | Super Chill Goods

Lance brought in a tray of the cheapest edibles he could find, 50 cents to a dollar each, different brands across the board. Super Chill's read: most of them are coming out of the same manufacturers running the same SOP. Same recipe, different mold.They explain how it actually works. Mold companies publish recipes on their websites. You can buy pre-flavored, pre-colored gelatin in bulk with instructions telling you to mix in rosin or distillate. Link up with a graphic designer and you have a brand. That's the whole barrier to entry.They also get into why nobody in edibles gets critiqued. The space is all pats on the back and gassing people up, and they've been blocked and unfollowed just for posting about natural coloring and their own process. Not naming anyone, but people take it personally.Plus the blue raspberry story, a flavor that only exists because of a red dye shortage and was never a real fruit at all. Why they've never had to reformulate for the no-artificial-color trend, since they never used it. And a hard look at monocrop agriculture versus growers like Murray Farms running 400 varieties.Want the stuff we can't put on YouTube? Unreleased content and early drops weeks in advance at FSOTD.com.One of the brands we trust: RAW Rolling Papers. King size wides, the uncreased fatties, the RAW king size blacks, and the Phoenix flintless lighter with a windscreen and poker. Grab authentic through https://rawthentic.com/Chapters0:00 The dollar edible tray1:17 Same SOP, different mold2:26 Making a tier system3:10 Nobody critiques anybody3:30 Blocked over ingredients5:09 RAW Rolling Papers5:48 Underground sets the trend6:51 Blue raspberry isn't real8:18 Reverse engineering flavors9:01 Built for shelf life10:01 The booth stands out12:09 You can buy the whole recipe12:55 Don't be afraid to look dumb#SuperChill #FSOTD #FirstSmokeOfTheDay #CannabisEdibles #CannabisGummies #ArtisanEdibles #RealFruit #FoodDye #Red40 #CannabisIndustry #CraftCannabis Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.