Lemon & cucumber THC cooler
Cucumber, lemon and mint meet Cann Classic Lemon Lavender. Built over ice, with no shaker needed.
What gives it THC
Cann Classic · Lemon Lavender
One 8 fl oz / 237 mL can. Poured over the cucumber, lemon and mint. Match the actual can to the ingredient list below.
California adult-use example, 21+. Specified can: 2 mg THC + 4 mg CBD. This quantity is an ingredient reference, not personal intake guidance.

A few cucumber slices make a lighter companion to lemon than another spoonful of syrup. Press them just enough to release some juice, then leave the bubbles alone. The lavender flavor comes from the named canned drink; this recipe doesn't use essential oil or a floral extract.
Make it step by step.
- Makes
- 1 tall glass
- Time
- About 5 minutes; preparation estimate
Ingredient notes
Timing and yield
Times and yields are estimates. Afterlo has not kitchen-tested this recipe.
A non-infused version
Replace the whole canned drink with 237 mL plain sparkling water. Add 1 teaspoon plain maple syrup if the lemon needs softening. That substitution removes the named THC ingredient; it doesn't reproduce the canned drink's lavender flavor.
The can is the reference
Cann describes its classic 8 fl oz drink as containing 2 mg THC and 4 mg CBD. Check both figures on the actual can. Hi Boys, Roadies, concentrates and other formats are not interchangeable here. The glass uses one identified can; that is an ingredient specification, not a recommendation to consume the whole drink. Added juice or ice does not remove its THC. Cann: classic drink and market information
California, adults 21+
This example is scoped to California's licensed adult-use market. Check current local and property rules and the locally sold product. The brand's online hemp store is a different sales channel. Serve only to an informed adult who has chosen THC, with the original labeled can beside the glass. California DCC: what's legal
Keep it separate
Make one clearly identified glass at a time. Keep cannabis products locked in childproof storage, away from children and pets. Edible effects can be delayed and unpredictable; this recipe gives no repeat-serving schedule. CDC: edible cannabis and poisoning
Alcohol and driving
Use alcohol-free ingredients, including any syrup. Do not add spirits, alcoholic bitters or more THC products. Do not drive after using cannabis; the recipe does not establish when driving is safe. CDC: cannabis and driving
Sources & ingredients
Sources checked .
- Cann: classic drink and market information
Manufacturer's 8 fl oz, 2 mg THC/4 mg CBD reference and California dispensary listing. Actual local packaging governs; marketing about effects is not adopted.
- California DCC: what's legal
California adult-use age and location restrictions; local/property rules may be stricter. This is not nationwide permission.
- CDC: edible cannabis and poisoning
Delayed, unpredictable effects and locked childproof storage; no personal intake or onset guarantee.
- CDC: cannabis and driving
Impairment and increased risks with alcohol; no driving-clearance interval.


