Federally Approved
Chicago’s First and Finest Cannabis and Bakery Shop
What began as a small-time CBD bakery in Chicago’s Lakeview neighborhood has now rolled itself into a national, all-inclusive joint—spreading love and good vibes across this country.
We are a coffee shop and bakery specializing in hemp-infused products, including naturally derived Delta-9 THC, all in compliance with the 2018 Farm Bill’s federal legal limit of 0.3%.
Who We Are
The groove we’re all about
HEALING
Relaxation and mental repose are the keys to your healing. That’s why we offer a full spectrum of cannabis treats that are aimed at creating a sense of tranquility and all-around well-being.
OPPORTUNITY
We foster an internal culture that encourages our team members to advance their careers, which can mean managing a store or rolling their way into a leadership position. Externally, we’re all about collaborating with our local business neighbors, whether it’s the candy store down the street or the nearby pizza joint. Welcoming these promising opportunities is at the core of our ethos.
Mindfulness
We ebb and flow with intention. Every single product is crafted mindfully, whether it’s the art of baking or brewing a one-of-a-kind beverage—it’s our commitment to professionalism that ensures the consistency and excellence you can always expect from us. It’s not just a business approach; it’s a way of life.
ENERGY
We’re all about infusing our spaces with electrifying energy and a welcoming atmosphere. Our environment is a whole experience on its own—a lively fusion of joy, charm, and a touch of delightful chaos. For those new to the world of hemp and THC, we’re like trusted friends on your extraordinary journey. So, embrace your curiosity, leave uncertainty behind, and step into our cozy, vibrant realm, where our friendly crew is always ready to make you feel right at home.
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Chicago “Lakeview”
Nestled in the vibrant neighborhood of Lakeview, Chicago, Wake-N-Bakery’s original location where laid-back vibes meet baked delights. Serving as the heart of our journey, this cozy spot embodies the essence of Wake-N-Bakery’s commitment to providing a welcoming space for the community to explore the intersection of cannabis and culinary indulgence.
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Wicker Park
In the eclectic landscape of Wicker Park, Chicago, we’ve established another home, bringing our unique blend of cannabis and culinary delights to this vibrant neighborhood. Our Wicker Park location is a hub of creativity and flavor, where the community gathers to explore the diverse world of Wake-N-Bakery.
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Downtown Chicago
Nestled in the heart of downtown Chicago, we invite you to indulge in an elevated experience amid the bustling energy of the city. Our downtown location is a haven for those seeking a touch of tranquility and culinary innovation. Join us in the midst of skyscrapers and urban charm for a unique fusion of cannabis and delightful baked goods
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Raleigh
In the vibrant city of Raleigh, we’re unfolding a unique charm, bringing a taste of elevated experiences to the Southern scene. Our Raleigh location is a haven for those looking to explore the fusion of cannabis and delectable baked delights.
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Logan Square
In the heart of Logan Square, we stand as a beacon of chill vibes and creative energy. Our Logan Square location embodies the neighborhood’s unique spirit, offering a relaxed space to explore the delightful fusion of cannabis and culinary delights.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between hemp and marijuana?
Hemp and marijuana, despite being the same plant scientifically, have a crucial legal distinction based on the amount of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) they contain. THC, the psychoactive component, is present in both but is limited in hemp to 0.3 percent or less by dry weight, as per the 2018 Farm Bill. This legal threshold differentiates hemp-derived products from marijuana, making them federally legal, contingent on state laws.
What is the Farm Bill?
The U.S. Farm Bill, renewed every five years, experienced notable changes in 2018 regarding the cannabis plant. Hemp, a component of cannabis, was legalized for large-scale cultivation and commercial use, with provisions for interstate transport. According to the bill, cannabinoids derived from compliantly produced hemp are legal, while those outside regulations are considered illegal Schedule I substances.
How is Hemp defined in the 2018 Farm Bill?
Hemp is defined in the 2018 Farm Bill as the cannabis plant. This is the same plant that produces marijuana. The key difference between the two is that hemp cannot contain more than 0.3 percent of THC. Any cannabis plant that contains more than 0.3 percent THC is defined as “non-hemp cannabis” or marijuana under federal law. Products containing greater than the federal limit of THC are not covered under the 2018 Farm Bill.
What is Hemp THC?
Hemp is a botanical class of Cannabis sativa that is grown specifically for industrial or medicinal purposes. A full-spectrum hemp product contains multiple cannabis plant extracts, including essential oils, terpenes, and other cannabinoids, such as cannabinol and may contain up to 0.3% of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the cannabinoid in the cannabis plant that produces the ‘high’ feeling in people.
What is Hemp THC good for?
The cannabinoids in our full-spectrum hemp extract help relieve sleeplessness due to normal aches and pains from exertion or age. They also help relax the mind and body and promote a healthy stress response to promote feelings of tranquility. Web MD lists the uses of hemp THC as including nausea relief, pain relief, boosting mental health, and preventing vomiting during cancer treatments.
What is Delta-9 THC?
Delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol (Delta-9 THC) is a psychoactive compound found in the cannabis plant. It is one of over 100 cannabinoids present in cannabis and is responsible for the plant’s euphoric effects. Delta-9 THC is the primary psychoactive cannabinoid in cannabis and is known for its interaction with the CB1 receptors in the brain, leading to the sensation of being “high” when cannabis is consumed.
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