A man went viral on TikTok after baking a marijuana cake for his sister’s wedding, leaving guests like kites.
Alvaro Rodriguez, 29, from Santiago, Chile, tied one of seven cannabis levels legal for private use at home on his sister’s big day last month.
He spent 20 hours creating and decorating the show piece before leaving it at the party venue.
The video, which has been viewed more than 13 million times on TikTok, shows the bride and groom cutting the traditional-looking cake amid the cheers of 100 guests.
The footage is then incorporated into 20 of the 100 wedding guests dancing and laughing merrily at the start of the effects.
A bride in Santiago, Chile, asked her brother, Alvaro Rodriguz, to make a layer of “magic cookies” for her seven-layer wedding cake.
Alvaro, 29, used his obligatory butter to make the special dessert
After a delightful experience with ‘magic cookies’ decorated with marijuana, the bride wanted the fun cake.
After a pleasant experience with “magic cookies” intertwined with marijuana, the bride wanted a funcake.
“My sister and I had already tried magic cupcakes and the effect was so much fun, so I didn’t have to think twice when she asked if she wanted anything for her wedding,” she told Jam Press.
“The enchantment level itself took two hours and was pretty easy.
“I put in yesterday’s butter and once the cake solidified, I decorated it with other layers of chocolate ganache and voila.”
Alvaro said none of the guests were given drugs against their will, and everyone was talking about the special ingredient in the cake.
“Everyone was briefed and we ensured that once the cake was cut, it was kept separate from the rest and served to adults only,” he said.
“It was fun,” she said when she got to work.
Alvaro said none of the guests were given drugs against their will, and everyone was talking about the special ingredient in the cake.
The custom cake was kept out of the reach of children at the wedding and served to adults only.
Viral video with more than 13 million views on TikTok shows guests enjoying the effects
Clip shows wedding guests happily dancing and laughing as the effects kick in
“The funniest reaction was my aunt,” he continued. “I remember her back and two hours after eating the cake her pain disappeared and she danced like a teenager”
“The funniest reaction was my aunt,” he continued. I remember her back hurting and two hours after eating the cake the pain was gone and she was dancing like a teenager.
“I think cooking with cannabis should be made more normal, both culinary and medical.
“It has incredible effects on those who need an alternative for both physical and mental health.”
In Chile, cannabis is illegal for all public production and consumption, but private consumption at home is allowed.
It is widely consumed with the highest per capita consumption in Latin America.
Alvaro recorded the video of guests enjoying the special treatment during the reception and then uploaded it to TikTok, where the clip garnered 13 million views and nearly two million likes.
In Chile, cannabis is illegal for all public production and consumption, but private consumption is allowed at home
“I think cooking with cannabis should become a little more normalized, both culinary and medical,” Alvaro said.
“It has incredible effects on those who need an alternative for both physical and mental health”
‘I will definitely do it at my wedding!!’ Written by a reviewer.
“Hahahaha everyone was literally blown away haha,” another wrote, while a third kid said, “HAHAHA this is the best video I’ve ever seen.
Others were confused by the euphemism for “magic cake,” and one commented, “I thought by magic you meant it had glitter or something in it.”
Some people even changed their attitude towards marriage after watching the video.
One wrote, “Okay, I didn’t want to get married but I see this and I want to get married and then divorced but I’m already happy with my magical wedding cake.”
Source: Daily Mail
