Wisconsin Pizzeria Accidentally Serves THC-Infused Pizza

Imagine this: you're enjoying a slice of pizza from your favorite local spot in Stoughton, Wisconsin, when suddenly, you feel a bit. . . different. That's what happened to some customers at Famous Yeti's Pizza. It turns out, the pizza crust was accidentally made with oil containing Delta9 THC, the ingredient that gives cannabis its psychoactive effects. The mix-up happened in a shared kitchen space, and the pizzas were sold between October 22nd and October 24th. Health officials stepped in, and now they're asking people to toss out any leftovers.

While some folks found the situation funny, others weren't laughing. Delta9 THC is legal in Wisconsin if it's hemp-based, but it can still pack a punch. Customers who experienced unwanted highs might have felt dizzy, had increased blood pressure or heart rate, or even felt like they couldn't breathe. The pizzeria apologized and is still loved by many, with a high rating on Google Reviews. Health officials are collecting info from anyone who thinks they ate the contaminated pizza.

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