Cereal Milk

Do big bowls of sugary cereal remind you of your childhood? Now you can spark up those fond memories with big bowls of Cereal Milk weed. Bred and popularized by the Cookies brand, Cereal Milk is a hybrid cannabis strain with a sweet, milky aroma, up to 25% THC, and hard-hitting yet balanced effects. Read on to learn about this strain, its origins, effects, and more. Strain History of Cereal Milk Cereal Milk is a member of the Cookies family—arguably one of the biggest brands and genetic lineages in modern cannabis. Founded in 2010, Cookies became a household name after the launch of GSC, which, over 10 years later, continues to be the brand's flagship strain. Led by grower Jai/Jigga and rapper and entrepreneur Berner, Cookies has flourished not only because of the quality of its strains but also its immersion in hip-hop and street culture. After wowing smokers with the launch of Girl Scout Cookies (now rebranded as GSC due to cease and desist letters from the American Girl Scouts), the Cookies brand showed no signs of stopping. Sunset Sherbet, Cherry Pie, Gelato, and Biscotti are all strains that, in one way or another, are connected to the Cookies brand (or its predecessor, the Cookies Collective). Cereal Milk is one of Cookies' latest creations, developed from a mix of Cookies and Cherry Pie strains. As its name suggests, it boasts a creamy, sweet aroma and produces a relaxed, giggly high. Genetic Lineage of Cereal Milk Cereal Milk was bred from a cross of different Cookies and Cherry Pie phenotypes. It was created by Powerzzzup Genetics, a collective breeding effort led by Ken The PieGuy and Jason Mejia, and quickly became a best-seller under the Cookies brand. Y Life, Cereal Milk's first parent strain, is a unique cross of GSC and Cherry Pie. Very little is known about this strain, but it's rumored to produce high THC levels (over 20%) and a relaxing, but not sleepy, high. Its aroma is reported to be gassy (a little reminiscent of GG4) but with very upfront swee