Illegal Burger is Celebrating 420 with a CBD-Infused Menu Item
Laura McQuarrie — April 10, 2019 — Lifestyle
References: illegalburger & prnewswire
Illegal Burger Restaurants in Denver will be introducing the Illegal CBD-Infused Burger Bowl for 420, noting that "there's nothing illegal about the CBD Infused Burger Bowl other than maybe how great it tastes." With this new burger bowl, diners will be able to enjoy a deconstructed version of a burger with components like meat, veggies and sauce on the side.
The all-new burger bowl at Illegal Burger is set to be just the first of many new and upcoming CBD-infused menu items. West Coast Venture Group is partnering with North American Cannabis Holdings for future ventures and recently began serving the popular EVERx CBD Sports Water in its Illegal Burger restaurants as of last month.
The all-new burger bowl at Illegal Burger is set to be just the first of many new and upcoming CBD-infused menu items. West Coast Venture Group is partnering with North American Cannabis Holdings for future ventures and recently began serving the popular EVERx CBD Sports Water in its Illegal Burger restaurants as of last month.
Trend Themes
1. Cbd-infused Menu Items - Opportunity for restaurants to incorporate CBD-infused ingredients and products into their menus.
2. Deconstructed Food - Potential for restaurants to offer deconstructed versions of popular dishes to provide unique dining experiences.
3. Cbd-infused Beverages - Emerging market for CBD-infused drinks and beverages that cater to health-conscious consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Restaurant - Restaurants can explore the potential of adding CBD-infused menu items and deconstructed dishes to attract customers.
2. Cannabis - Cannabis companies can collaborate with restaurants to supply CBD-infused ingredients and products for menu innovations.
3. Beverage - Beverage companies can capitalize on the growing demand for CBD-infused drinks by developing and distributing their own CBD beverages.
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