Animal Mints

Animal Mints is a balanced hybrid on paper that plays like a heavy indica.

It crosses Thin Mint Girl Scout Cookies with Fire OG, and reviewers consistently describe a full body sink despite the even genetics. Menu THC claims reach into the low thirties; tested samples in our data sit near 19.

Animal Mints goes to the couch fast. Leafly's breakdown leads with relaxed at 78 percent, then happy at 63 and euphoric at 51, from a solid sample, with a strong hungry note. The short-lived head clears quickly and the body takes over.

Recorded downsides are unusually low, with dry mouth near 6 percent and little else. The main thing to plan around is how sedating it is, not side effects.

Animal Mints is pungent diesel and pine with a cool mint note and a sweet cookie-dough undertone. The mint is what separates it from other Cookies crosses. The flavor keeps the mint and dough together over a sour, fuel-tinged base.

Animal Mints has a measured panel led by Caryophyllene, with modest Limonene and Linalool behind it. Myrcene varies widely from sample to sample, so the panels themselves differ batch to batch.

The mint and cookie-dough notes sit in compounds a standard panel does not report, so the smell is the better guide. A jar with a clear cool-mint note is the sign of the real cut.

Animal Mints is advertised as high as 32 percent, but the tested samples in our data land closer to 19, and the gap between claim and result here is one of the widest we track. CBD is absent. The strain is also clone-only, so what is sold under the name is not always the same plant.

Ignore the low-thirties menu claim; check the batch certificate and a batch comparison view to see what you are actually getting.