This Delicious Coconut Butter Combines CBD and Matcha to Make an Antianxiety Superfood

POPSUGAR Photography | Dominique Astorino
POPSUGAR Photography | Dominique Astorino
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There are few things I love more in this world than coconut, matcha, and CBD. So when two of my favorite (super trendy) wellness brands — Not Pot and Pearl Butter — created a coconut butter with matcha and CBD together, I lost my damn mind.

Adaptogenic matcha and antianxiety CBD make a perfect pairing in Pearl Butter's Not Pot Butter ($28), fusing jitter-free energy with stress-reducing, anti-inflammatory, nonpsychoactive canabinoids to give you a boost in clarity. And if you're wondering, no — it's not a wake-and-bake situation (that's what "nonpsychoactive" means). There's no THC in this butter, so no high involved.

The taste is phenomenal — lightly sweet, ever so slightly earthy from the matcha, and deliciously creamy and coconutty. Each one tablespoon serving has four grams of CBD, making for a very mild dose. Blend it up with some hot almond (or coconut, or macadamia) milk for a plant-based, ultrachill matcha latte, or blend it into some quinoa or oatmeal. You could even make spread for toast or a drizzle for dessert!

This is seriously such a fantastic, simple, and tasty way to incorporate the healing, natural power of CBD into your everyday wellness rituals; 10/10 recommend.

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