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Nutella that gets you high


Both weed and Nutella bring a lot of happiness to a lot of people. But what if somebody was crazy enough to combine the two to create the ultimate stoner goodie? Enter Chrontella, a delicious chocolate treat that both causes and cures the munchies simultaneously. 

Although the packaging resembles the original product from Ferrero, Chrontella is not officially affiliated with the Italian chocolate manufacturer. The brand looks like it's based in Canada, and Vice says the spread is packed with 300 milligrams of cannabis extract. A jar costs about $23, and they're pretty small, containing just three servings. Yummy!
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