Victoria, the capital city of British Columbia, has been named the “dopest” city in the province by Uber Eats. The popular food delivery service recently released a list of the top 10 cities in B.C. based on their orders of cannabis-infused food items.
According to Uber Eats, Victoria takes the top spot with the highest number of orders for cannabis-infused dishes, followed by Vancouver and Kelowna. The data was collected from January 2020 to February 2021, during which time the demand for cannabis-infused food items increased significantly.
The top three most popular cannabis-infused dishes in Victoria were found to be cannabis-infused gummies, brownies, and cookies. These items were also among the top choices in other cities, showing a consistent trend in consumer preferences.
The legalization of cannabis in Canada in 2018 has led to a surge in the popularity of cannabis-infused food items. With the convenience of food delivery services like Uber Eats, it is now easier than ever for people to access these products.
While some may view this as a concerning trend, others see it as a sign of the growing acceptance and normalization of cannabis in Canadian society. The fact that Victoria, a city known for its laid-back and progressive culture, has the highest demand for cannabis-infused food items is a testament to this.
It is worth noting that the data from Uber Eats only reflects a small portion of the overall cannabis market in B.C. Other factors such as the availability of dispensaries and local regulations may also play a role in the popularity of cannabis-infused food items in different cities.
Regardless, the data from Uber Eats sheds light on the evolving attitudes towards cannabis in B.C. and the increasing demand for alternative ways of consuming it. As the cannabis industry continues to grow and evolve, it will be interesting to see how this trend develops in the future.
In the meantime, Victoria can proudly claim the title of the “dopest” city in B.C., at least according to Uber Eats. Whether this is a title to be celebrated or not, it is clear that the city has a strong appetite for cannabis-infused food items.
