About this Organization
Julie and Kate Baked Goods is a Colorado-based company. They make strain-specific canna-butters, seed mixes, granola, and coconut oil.
All of Julie and Kate’s products are gluten-free, because Julie is a Celiac patient. Adhering to their standards of quality, they only use organic butter, their strains are organically grown, and their canna-butter is tested by CannLabs.
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