Cinnamon Milk strain guide
Cinnamon Milk is a hybrid from Cookies and Powerzzzup, a cross of Cereal A La Mode and Sherb Z #1. The name says it: a sweet, creamy smell with cinnamon spice. People mostly describe it as relaxed and euphoric, and it's a newer strain with limited published data.
Where does Cinnamon Milk come from?
Cinnamon Milk was bred by Cookies and Powerzzzup, the same pairing behind Cereal Milk. One strain database and a published review both give its parents as Cereal A La Mode and Sherb Z #1. Neither parent is well documented on its own, and some listings mention other dessert strains further back in its family tree without agreeing on them.
It's a hybrid, with one listing calling it slightly indica-leaning. Beyond its breeders and parents, there isn't much published history yet.
What does Cinnamon Milk smell and taste like?
Sweet and creamy first, with cinnamon and warm spice. One review also picked up earth, gas, sweet pine and a doughy note, while other people mention vanilla, nutty, strawberry or citrus hints and a cereal-like sweetness.
A published review and a product listing both name linalool, limonene and caryophyllene as its main terpenes. Linalool adds a soft floral side, limonene a citrus lift and caryophyllene the peppery spice that fits the cinnamon.
Cinnamon Milk effects: what people report
People most often describe Cinnamon Milk as tingly, relaxed and euphoric. One reviewer found it clear-headed and mood-lifting early on, then relaxing in the body without feeling sedated. Others mention feeling talkative, happy or spacey, and a few find it sleepy.
These are experiences people report, not promises. How it feels depends on the product, how much you have and your own tolerance. Dry mouth and dry eyes are the usual complaints.
How strong is Cinnamon Milk?
Published numbers are thin. The one flower lab result we found showed about 25.5% THCA, with total cannabinoids around 26%, which puts it in high-THC territory. Concentrates test far higher, but those numbers don't apply to flower.
THCA turns into THC when heated, which is why labels list both. Our guide to THCA vs THC explains how to read them. Start small, and go by the numbers on your own label.
Buying Cinnamon Milk in Canada
Cinnamon Milk is newer and not widely documented, so check the label for the producer and, if listed, the parents. Several dessert strains carry similar names.
You might find it as dried flower, pre-rolls or concentrates. Check the THC and CBD numbers and the packaging date, since fresher flower keeps more of that cinnamon smell.
Cinnamon Milk vs Cereal Milk
Cereal Milk comes from the same Cookies and Powerzzzup partnership, so the two are close cousins in name and style, though no source documents a direct parent link. Both smell sweet and creamy, but Cereal Milk leans vanilla and berry while Cinnamon Milk adds warm spice and a little gas. Both are reported as relaxed and happy. Cereal Milk is better documented and easier to compare across batches. If spice sounds good, Cinnamon Milk is the one to try.
Strains like Cinnamon Milk
If you like Cinnamon Milk, these are worth a look:
- Cereal Milk: from the same breeders, sweet and creamy with more vanilla.
- Horchata: another creamy strain with a vanilla and cinnamon-spice smell.
- Sunset Sherbet: a sherbet-family classic with a sweet berry and citrus smell.
- Cookies and Cream: sweet vanilla and nutty notes in a relaxed hybrid.
