The best weed chocolates of 2026

There’s no mistaking it; Kiva does chocolate like nobody else. Their chocolate bars are simply a cut above the vast majority of the industry, using premium ingredients and genuine craftsmanship to make chocolate that tastes so good, the THC is just a bonus. This dark chocolate bar is 57% sustainably-sourced dark chocolate, a ridiculous sum that rivals the stuff coming out of your favorite craft chocolatier. It features 100mg of THC that is easily divided into perfect 10mg pieces for a goldilocks sized dose, ideal for a variety of consumers.

While white chocolate can be polarizing (we’re all for it, but we must acknowledge the controversy), there’s no debating the quality of these Strawberry Cheescake White Chocolate Bars. You want creamy? You better believe Simply Crafted can deliver; these bites are smoother and more luscious than any other you’re likely to find. Each bite has 5mg of hemp-derived THC, and you can even get them shipped to your door so you’re never without your new favorite treats for long.

Sometimes, pounding a whole chocolate bar just isn’t practical. For all of those situations, there’s Grön. whose 1:1 CBG:THC Mini Milk Chocolate Bar is the perfect midday boost that gives you a jolt of euphoria and energy wrapped up in a delightful bite. Including 10mg of energy-enhancing CBG is the secret that makes these the ideal 3 p.m. companion; it’ll give you the extra oomph that you need to power through the day without inviting a caffeine crash. They’re even fair trade and gluten-free! Get a pack for your desk drawer today. 

Chocolate and peanut butter go together better than writers and overused cliches, so we’re sure we don’t need to sell you on the concept of these chocolate peanut butter bites from the folks at Crescent Canna. They call these bite-sized treats “Delights”, and we’re inclined to agree with their choice of words. Just try and keep the smile off your face when the premium chocolate and peanut butter touch your tongue; if you somehow manage that, then you can be sure that the 40mg of THC in each piece will get you giggling. If you’re a consumer with a high tolerance who tends to scoff at edibles, get a pack of these.

This Dark Chocolate Almond Toffee is a bit of a misnomer; there’s actually milk chocolate mixed in with the two types of dark chocolate that make up this bar from Mindy’s Edibles. That’s not all, either; caramel and rich toffee are also mixed in. The Mindy in Mindy’s Edibles is James Beard award-winning chef Mindy Segal, a culinary powerhouse who takes to creating the confections available from her brand with the same skill and gusto that earned her the prestigious honor in the first place and earned this bar on our list of the best weed chocolates. If you can’t get enough of chocolate with a bit of crunch, then Mindy’s got you covered. 

Virtually nothing in cannabis has come as far as the weed brownie. From the bad old days of dry and skunky, we’ve come to these delectable treats from the team at Cycling Frog. These are soft, chewy, incredibly chocolatey little bites that you probably would not realize included any cannabis products until the incredibly potent 50mg of THC begins to hit. This high level of quality is just par for the course at Cycling Frog, who have proven themselves masters of flavor time and again.

A cool, crisp bit of mint in dark chocolate is one of our team’s favorite flavors, so you can imagine how thrilled we are about these Dark Chocolate Peppermint Chocos from the crew over at Jams. They’re one of the best weed chocolates because they’re completely free of any chemical aftertaste due to their reliance on premium cacao, and the peppermint is clear and chilly to fog your breath. Pro tip: let one 5mg square melt into your cup of morning coffee for an impromptu chocolate peppermint mocha and start your day with one of the tastiest wake and bake sections you’ll be likely to experience.

Morgan Rosendale is a Seattle-based writer, editor, and lover of all things cannabis.  She’s been with Leafly since 2022, where she works as the site’s Branded Content Editor. She spends her time writing about and researching the wide and wonderful world of weed, surfacing innovative brands and products that treat both cannabis and the consumer with respect. She has been writing professionally for nearly a decade, primarily covering food and wine before her time at Leafly.  You can often spot her at the movie theatre or smoking Super Lemon Haze out of the weirdest bong she can find.