Free-range hash brownies
p2pnet news | Off Topic:- Amsterdam’s coffee shops are turning to free-range eggs for their hashish “spacecakes”.
Is this a move aimed at giving tokers a holistic high?
Apparently not.
“Coffee shop owners were completely unaware and shocked that their spacecakes are not animal friendly,” a spokeswoman for Dutch animal rights group Wakker Dier, campaigning against the use of eggs from chickens kept caged on battery farms, is quoted as saying in a Reuters story.
So, “Four large shops have switched to free-range eggs and 20 more plan to follow, she said.
“The shops get through hundreds of eggs a week for their spacecakes, which are baked with marijuana or hashish and can give an intense high.”
Adds the story:
“Soft drugs are officially banned in the Netherlands but under a policy of tolerance, buyers are allowed to have less than 5 grams of cannabis in their possession.”
Also See:
Reuters – Dutch hashish “spacecakes” become chicken-friendly, October 3, 2007
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