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Biscotti Cake Strain Review (Krazy Krystal)

Strain Reviews · By Aaron Girard · Updated · 2 min read

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I picked up the Biscotti Cake strain because I wanted something to help me unwind in the evenings during a stressful stretch. Reviews described a heavy, relaxing high, and that's what I was after.

I started with a small package, about 3.5 g, since it was pricey and I wasn't ready to spend more on something I wasn't sure about.

This Biscotti Cake strain review covers my experience trying it for the first time.

  • Type: Indica-dominant hybrid
  • Potency: High THC (levels vary by batch, so check the label)
  • Packaging Details: Packaged on 29/06/2022, tested on 18/07/2022 (19 days later)
  • Pricing Details: Purchased 3.5 grams for $34.99 at the time (about $10/gram)

This review is for adults of legal age where cannabis is legal. In the US, marijuana remains a Schedule I controlled substance under federal law outside narrow medical categories, and state laws differ.

Appearance: 4.5/5

With a name like Biscotti Cake, I expected to open the bag to a sweet, fruity, vanilla aroma.

The bag was packed nicely with large nugs and a few small ones. They were fluffy.

Biscotti Cake nug

Aroma: 3.5/5

Under the creamy vanilla is a faint diesel note. The sweet aroma is strong enough that you barely notice the gas.

Flavor: 4/5

There was a fruity, nutty flavor with a hint of sour lemon on the exhale. It's not harsh, so it's easy to smoke.

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Effects: 4.5/5

As I noted earlier, I was looking for something to help me relax at night. The high was intense within minutes. I felt pressure in my head first, then my body relaxed, and I moved from my desk to the couch.

Even so, my mood stayed upbeat. At a social gathering, I'd expect it to leave me relaxed and cheerful.

Overall: 4.5/5

The pungent scent comes on strong, which can distract from the fruity, vanilla flavors. If that doesn't bother you, you'll enjoy these fluffy nugs. It's a heavy high that moves you into relaxation mode quickly.

I'd save it for evenings. Smoke it during the day and you may spend hours fighting the urge to nap.

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Alternatives

  • Ice Cream Cake: The thing you'll love most about this strain is its effects. It takes the edge off fast, and you won't feel like doing much once it sets in.

  • Tiger Cake Strain: Tiger Cake is known for a quick, euphoric high and a tropical aroma, a good fit for a relaxed afternoon or evening.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Biscotti Cake indica or sativa?

The Biscotti Cake from Krazy Krystal that I tried is indica-dominant. Other producers' versions may differ.

What does Biscotti Cake taste like?

You're likely to notice the vanilla first. Then there's a nutty, buttery flavor with a tangy hint of lemon.

Is Biscotti strain good for sleep?

It left me very relaxed and sleepy, but no strain is a proven sleep aid. According to the NIH, the effects of cannabis on sleep problems in people without other illnesses are uncertain. If you have ongoing insomnia or anxiety, talk to a doctor.

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