Food and cannabis make a perfect pairing. Whether you’re eating, cooking, or even just watching people cook while high, it’s always a delightful experience. Everything tastes more amazing after that edible kicks in.

If you’re like us, you probably enjoy watching cooking shows while high because it’s both inspiring and incredibly satisfying.

Here are a few food-centric shows on Netflix that are perfect for your high-time viewing:

Crazy delicious

This show is delightfully bizarre, which makes it all the more enjoyable to watch. “Crazy Delicious” is a British cooking competition where contestants forage for ingredients in a magical, fairytale-like forest to create extraordinary dishes to impress the judges. They craft inventive and unconventional foods like barbecue watermelon that looks like ham.

Though there’s only one season available, let’s hope they decide to make more. It’s one of the most unique cooking shows ever created.

Great Canadian baking show

This is the Canadian counterpart to the “Great British Baking Show”. Contestants face off each week with different baking themes such as bread week, cake week, and pastry week. They must impress the judges to move forward in the competition.

There’s no cash prize, just the honour of winning the show’s trophy. I love that this competition isn’t as cutthroat as others. The bakers are all passionate and enthusiastic, which shows in their camaraderie.

As viewers, we get to learn about baking while watching them attempt to create intricate baked goods, often racing against the clock and sometimes failing spectacularly.

It’s a fun and engaging show that makes you care about the contestants and their journeys. Plus, the first season features Dan Levy! With several seasons available on Netflix, there’s plenty to enjoy.

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Chef’s table

“Chef’s Table” is a visually stunning show that will captivate you from start to finish. Each episode delves into the life story of a successful chef, highlighting their journey to culinary excellence.

The series features numerous compelling episodes, but a few stand out for their deeply inspiring and moving narratives. Here are my top three favourites:

Season 2, Episode 1: Grant Achatz

Grant Achatz, the owner of the renowned Alinea restaurant in Chicago, has an incredible story. This episode recounts his near-death experience with cancer at a young age and his triumphant journey to opening his world-famous restaurant.

Achatz’s story is both compelling and touching, illustrating his struggle and determination to bring his dream to life.

Season 2, Episode 6: Gaggan Anand

Gaggan Anand’s restaurants in Thailand have been ranked among the top in the world, placing 4th and 7th. His backstory is one of the most moving in the series.

Anand’s narrative is heart-wrenching as he shares the numerous challenges he faced on his journey to opening his own restaurant.

Whenever you face difficulties in achieving your own goals, just remember his story of perseverance despite overwhelming odds. It’s an absolutely beautiful and inspiring episode that you must watch.

Season 3, Episode 1: Jeong Kwan

This stunning episode features Jeong Kwan, a monk from Korea who prepares vegetarian meals for her temple. Her approach to food is deeply rooted in her spiritual practice and meditation.

The episode is both gorgeous and uplifting, offering profound reflections as Kwan discusses her life in the temple and her profound love for food.

Street food series

Like “Chef’s Table,” the “Street Food” series will inspire and move you with the backstories of the cooks it showcases. This series explores different street food vendors around the world, detailing how they started and their journey to success.

Many episodes are profoundly emotional, highlighting their struggles from extreme poverty or personal tragedy to running a thriving business.

If you want to be touched by real stories of passionate cooks and learn about food from different parts of the world, this is a must-watch!

Snack Vs. Chef

In “Snack Vs. Chef,” contestants take their snacks very seriously as they compete to create the next big thing in the snack world. Have you ever wondered how Pringles or Kit Kat bars are made? This show challenges contestants to recreate famous snacks like Cheetos and impress the judges. Then, they must invent their own unique snack to win the competition.

It’s entertaining to watch and provides a fascinating insight into how your favourite snack foods are made.

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Is it cake?

“Is It Cake?” features master bakers competing to create cakes that look like real objects, such as a record player or a stack of books, in an effort to fool the judges and win money.

Is it a real handbag or is it cake?

You’ll find yourself trying to guess along with the judges. The show also offers some cake baking tips and tricks. It’s fun and light-hearted, perfect for when you want something easygoing to watch.

Every time we watch this show, we think about how amazing it would be to be a judge and sample those cakes!

Cooked with cannabis

Naturally, “Cooked with Cannabis” deserves a spot on our dispenseree.green list. This competition show features chefs creating infused meals to impress the judges. Viewers get an educational insight into pairing terpenes with different dishes and how various chefs approach infusing a full dinner.

While it might not be as captivating as some other shows on this list, it is entertaining to watch Ricki Lake get delightfully high from all the infused foods.

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Shows about food: The ultimate high experience

Cooking shows are among our top choices for when the edible kicks in. They provide inspiration, take you on a culinary journey, or simply entertain while offering something new to learn.

These food shows on Netflix are perfect for those high moments, bringing joy, inspiration, and a dash of education. Enjoy your viewing!

 

Disclaimer: The information provided on this page is for educational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Always consult with a healthcare professional before using any THC product.