Cannabis Guide: Five cannabis-infused edibles that pass the taste test

To mark the occasion of the second anniversary of legalization in Canada, we’ve searched high (and low) and picked the brains of some notables in the industry to offer up street-level advice on their fave—and greenest—producers of strains, edibles, and beverages.

Here are their picks for edibles.

Legend milk and dark chocolate by Indiva

This London, Ontario-based LP saw the light quicker than most (see also Bhang milk chocolate below) and turned its attention to edibles from almost the get-go. The move has paid off in a big way.

The company announced a deal this week to distribute its edibles through Shoppers. It helps to have one of the best master growers in the bud business—and a commitment to local.

Indiva’s Legend brand of milk chocolate edibles is homegrown—part of a partnership with fourth-generation master chocolatier Bernard Callebaut out of Calgary—and made with fair trade and organic ingredients. Word on the street is that two new flavours are…