Smoked a gram of this before I went out and never had so much fun dancing. Also received my favorite compliment “babe, you are so high” so this is definitely a euphoric strain. Would be fun to share with someone.
Mac and Cheese reviews
Read people’s experiences with the cannabis strain Mac and Cheese.
Wow I love this strain. I smoked it once and immediately put it to the side for special/social occasions. It gives me the upliftedness from the MAC and the cheese leaves me feeling so relaxed. The combination of effects leaves me confident and happy without lingering anxiety.
I like this strain. I love the name lol. The way it makes me feel is definitely euphoric happy kind of high. Not lazy which I love as well. Very relaxed no dry mouth either
Holyshititssogood.😉 I've never heard about it until today, ended up with a half ounce and good Lord,,, give me more. Not that I have the best "smeller",, but it's smelled like gas to me,,, and kind of cheesy I guess. But that sh** went straight to the frontal lobe,, it's lovely. It's got a nice fruity-ish taste, nothing overwhelming. It's smooth til you're done hitting it,,, then it j expands your lungs to 7x normal capacity. Definitely feels more indica leaning to me. I recommend it, highly
This strain's current positive effects for me are euphoria, relaxed sensation, and I feel easily entertained. Negative effects are intermittent anxiety and haziness. This strain also seems to impair motor skills and meakes me more error prone. Also brings on the munchies and comes with a decent amount of couchlock. Overall decent experience despite the shortcomings.
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nice strain. mellow and relax me really well. I really enjoy this mac and cheese. It become one of my best list to use.
Absolutely love it! A friend gave me some as a gift and it did not disappoint at all! For me, it gave the perfect balance of euphoria and relaxing body high, and still mentally focused enough to get shit done. After the high wore off, I had some of the sleep ever. This is my new favorite strain.