Survey: Which is better? Smoking weed before or after eating?

The election and holiday season is just around the corner. So it's time to clarify the most difficult questions. What is better? Smoking weed before or after eating? Let's put this to rest once and for all.

The eternal question

When it comes to combining weed and food, timing can be crucial. So what's your plan? Are you more of a smoker before you eat, or do you prefer to save your smoke for after you've cleaned your plate? Let's break down the benefits of each approach, and you might end up with a new favorite.

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Smoke weed before eating

Let's start with the pre-meal enthusiasts. The main argument here? Nibbles. Smoking before eating often stimulates the appetite and makes whatever meal you're about to eat taste like the best ever. Think of it as a secret spice that will take your meal to a new level. Even if it's just a microwave burrito, it'll probably taste like a five-star experience if you're feeling a little sublime.

The other big benefit of smoking before eating is that it helps you slow down and enjoy the meal. Instead of rushing through the meal, you're more likely to enjoy every bite. If you're the type of person who always eats on the go, smoking beforehand can help turn a quick meal into something special. And if you're out with friends or family, it can make you feel more in the moment and transform an ordinary dinner into a real atmosphere.

Smoke weed after eating

On the other hand, we have the after-dinner crowd. The main reason you should save your smoking session for later? Relaxation after eating. After a big meal, there's nothing better than lighting up and just kicking back. The high comes on differently when you are already full and satisfied. Think of it as a zero-calorie dessert.

A meal, in a sense, spoils the good mood, so smoking before eating can be a waste. In contrast, wheezing after eating does not lead to such an impairment.

For people who don't want to overeat, smoking afterwards can also help avoid cravings altogether. You're less likely to mindlessly snack when you're already full. And if your after-meal plans include something active—like taking a walk around the neighborhood or just relaxing with a movie—smoking after dinner can set you in the perfect mood for whatever comes next.

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The decision

So which one is better? As with most things with cannabis, there is no right or wrong answer – it just depends on what works for you. Some people swear by the high before eating because it makes the food taste even better, while others value the relaxed atmosphere after eating.

But we want to hear from you. Are you a “smoke before” team or a “smoke after” team? Leave a comment, share your thoughts and end the debate once and for all. And hey, if you're really stuck, there's no harm in trying both. Just make sure you have snacks on hand – you'll need them no matter what.