Pop’z cooking oil is hand-pressed by the Big Bad Wolf and infused by Popz himself. This simple twist on the most common items in the kitchen will allow everyone to incorporate full-spectrum hemp into life in many different ways. If your receipt needs oil, replace it with Pop’z Cooking Oil. Baked, cook it, and enjoy it!
NOTE: Try not to cook or bake or 300 degrees Fahrenheit. The hemp will start to degrade above 300. If a receipt requires 350 for example, just cook it a little long at 300 F degrees.
Ingredients:
full spectrum hemp infused in olive oil and that is it!
Serving:
1 tablespoon
Calories … 120
Fat … 11g
Sodium … 0mg
Total Carbohydrate … 0g
Sugar … 0g (added)
Protein … 0.8g
Full spectrum Hemp … 300mg*
ALLERGY INFORMATION:
MANUFACTURED IN THE SAME FACILITY AS MILK, SOY, PEANUTS, AND EGG.
*Note: No CBD products have been approved by the FDA. In fact, no government agency regulates CBD products for safety, potency, or effectiveness. No claims are made by Pop’z Hemp on any treatment, cures, or any other usages for the full spectrum hemp products. Pop’z will only state general and generic usage to avoid legal issues with the FDA. Due to the products containing full spectrum hemp and not one isolated cannabinoid, CBD alone is not estimated. All products are based on the weight and size of the edible, so cookies will have more hemp than a piece of candy. All milligrams are estimated based on state compliance testing results. All of Pop’z Hemp is hemp extract and contains no hemp seed oil. All Pop’z Hemp products are full-spectrum and may contain trace amounts of THC up to .3%. The most commonly reported side effects are fatigue and dizziness. Diarrhea and changes in appetite and weight also occur in some people. CBD can interfere with some prescription and over-the-counter medications and supplements. Talk with a pharmacist or CBD-friendly clinician to understand if you can safely take CBD. Avoid using CBD products by mouth if you eat or plan to eat high-fat meals. High-fat foods may dramatically increase concentrations of CBD in your blood. That may increase your risk of side effects. If you’re pregnant or breastfeeding, don’t take CBD. Edibles are made in a factory that uses nuts such as peanuts, walnuts, and almonds. May also contain trace amounts of milk, soy, and egg from shared factory equipment.
