MFNY’s newest product, a Cherry Lime x Super Runtz live resin gummy, continues the company’s quest to create approachable products that put the plant first. A New York State-licensed product, these gummies bring a familiar hash-forward flavor to the recreational market.
When one of these ruby-red bites hits your lips, a wave of flavor strikes that is unmistakably from the terpene-rich live resin lacing these gummies.
With a front note that fills your mouth with the warm taste of hash, the natural piney citrus from the Super Runtz is a highlight throughout the tasting experience. Those natural flavors are well complemented with some added sweetness and hits of tart cherry and lime to round out the flavor profile.
The hash-forward taste and prominence of the natural Super Runtz flavors are thanks to MFNY’s carefully crafted extraction method. Their experts are putting fresh-frozen flower buds through a hydrocarbon extraction process to result in a resin that tastes undoubtedly like its parent plant. While this is a solvent-based technique, the full-spectrum effects of this excitation are evident from the experience.
Like their potent flavor profile, these gummies don’t take long to activate. Expect a noticeable head high that should not leave you feeling too heavy. For this reviewer, three gummies had my muscles relaxed and my thoughts flowing — perfect for a relaxing walk in the park, a few hours of intense gaming or just relaxing to my favorite music. For inexperienced users or those unsure, take it slow; you can always have more later.
“You can always have more later” is especially true because of how easy these gummies are to find. MFNY is available in New York-licensed dispensaries across the state. They are taking steps to push the New York market forward with an accessible and approachable product that will be familiar to even veteran consumers.
For the Gummies:
Suggested Pairing: The Dirty Mayor (cider), Citizen Cider, Burlington, VT
This article was originally published in the September 2024 issue of Northeast Leaf.
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