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THE BHANG LASSI EXPERIENCE Bhang lassi is a cannabis infused drink which has been used in India since as early as 1000 BC. It can pack a real punch, as this one did on my last visit. It is extremely easy to overdo it, so I'd suggest that if you embark you exercise due caution, especially if you are not a seasoned stoner.
BHANG LASSI: CANNABIS WITH A BANG According to Wikipedia “Bhang is an edible preparation of cannabis originating from the Indian subcontinent. It has been used in food and drink as early as 1000 BC in ancient India.Bhang is traditionally distributed during the spring festival of Holi. Bhang is mainly used in Bhang shops, which sell the cannabis-infused Indian drinks bhang lassi and bhang thandai.”
This is the famous Green Lassi Shop in Varanasi, India, from whence I have just returned. It was quite a ride, and I will post full details here when I have finally written them up.
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bhang lassi via rooftop :) (Taken with Instagram at udaipur, rajasthan, india)
New Year's Eve
Bit of a write off. Had another bhang lassi to get the party started, this time from a different cafe, who made them about 10 times stronger than before. We were tripping hard. (How can this shit be legal?!!). We were supposed to be concentrating on the tabla and sitar performers at our hotel restaurant, but instead we couldn't stop laughing. In the end, we had to leave because we became paranoid the monkeys circling the rooftop were going to attack us. We went back to the room at 9.30pm to ride it out. Had every intention of getting back up for the countdown but it was never going to happen. The effects lasted a whopping 15 + hours. Never again.
New Year's day was a horrible miserable rainy day. The streets turned into a mud bath, except it wasn't mud, it was shit. I swear I saw more locals than normal in their bare feet. It wouldn't surprise me if they think it's good luck to walk around in cow shit. To top it off, Cameron got a dose of Delhi belly. Not just the runs, which is pretty much the norm for us now, but a full blown case of power-spewing. I'm wondering when the inevitable will catch up with me.
Bhang Lassi
Lassis are a traditional yoghurt and spice drink popular all over India. Ourselves and some of the other volunteers from the school decided to try Bhang Lassi, a sort of special variety that is mainly drunk during the Holi festival. It’s legal here, available on request from some shops year-round. We only found out later that it is actually a liquid derivative of cannabis. We got very very stoned. Didn’t stop laughing for hours and ate our way around town. It was obscene how much food we ate that day given how many starving people are here. We are considering the same again for New Years.
"strong, super duper strong, super duper sexy strong, and 24 hour full power no toilet no shower"
