Froot Loops Ice Cream

When properly cured, Fruit Loops hits the nose with the bright tropical aroma of berries and citrus; the double dose of Blueberry is most obvious here. On closer inspection, there’s also a slight hint of skunkiness. Breaking open or grinding the buds yields notes of hash and incense, presumably passed on from grandparent strain Afghani. When combusted, Fruit Loops’ complex mix of terpenes can give off a thick and cough-inducing smoke. On the exhale, though, this smoke tastes sugary-sweet and hangs on the palate with a touch of spice.

The high from Fruit Loops takes effect gradually; smokers may need to indulge in a second bowl or puff before they feel a mounting pressure around the eyes and temples. A smile may creep in and eyelids may start to droop as users begin to feel at ease with their surroundings. This physical relaxation, typical of indica-leaning varieties, is soon met by an uptick in thoughtfulness. External stimuli or abstract concepts may strike smokers as more interesting or worthy of discussion than they otherwise might. These buzzy vibes, more rambling than cerebral, can lend themselves to friendly and free-flowing conversation. As smokers enjoy this increased sociability, a mild physical sedation keeps them floating along, as if suspended in a sensory deprivation tank. As the high wears on, or as dosage is increased, Fruit Loops may lead to a palpable sense of body melt, banishing stress and physical pain. Because of its middle-of-the-road effects, Fruit Loops is a great strain to enjoy at any time of day; its mental stimulation is not intense enough to keep users wired as bedtime approaches.