The Origins of the Cereal Milk Strain Cereal Milk is a newcomer to the cannabis scene, first appearing around 2019. The strain comes from cannabis cultivators Powerzzzup Genetics and Cookies. You may be familiar with the Cookies name, as they are responsible for the Girl Scout Cookies (GSC) strain. Cereal Milk is another sweet-smelling hybrid strain that has a high THC content. While some strains are largely Sativa-dominant or Indica-dominant, the Cereal Milk strain is almost equal parts Sativa and Indica. Cereal Milk Strain Information Cereal Milk is made by crossing the Y Life and Snowman strains, which are both crossbred strains themselves. Y Life is a cross between Girl Scout Cookies and Cherry Pie, while Snowman is a particular Sativa-dominant phenotype of Cookies. While there’s not much known about Y Life, many say that it produces a relaxing high with upfront sweetness, while others report its uplifting effects. Snowman, on the other hand, produces uplifting and creative effects for many users. Together, the Cereal Milk strain can produce a nice, balanced high. Cereal Milk Strain Effects Cannabis strains can affect different people in different ways, so it’s crucial to understand the differences to choose what’s best for your needs. At the onset, Cereal Milk can provide the uplifting and social effects of a Sativa. Then, the Indica effects take over to provide a sense of calm while putting you in a euphoric state. Like many Indica hybrid strains, you may also experience a body high accompanied by warmth and heaviness. Many Cereal Milk users feel more social when using this strain, so it can be a great option when you’re looking to socialize with friends or if you’re hoping to tackle any creative endeavors. This is a versatile strain great for any time of day use.