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Helen Zhao

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💁🏻‍♀️ Videojournalist @CNBC @Grow_mag Veteran @CNBCMakeIt 💰 Always curious how $$$ makes the world go round 👩🏻‍🎓 Proud @UCLA Bruin + @USC Trojan
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How $23 ice cream became LA’s latest hypebeast obsession

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By Helen Zhao
| Gossip Bucket
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How $23 ice cream became LA’s latest hypebeast obsession Original

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By Helen Zhao
| New York Post Verified
This ice cream often sells out in minutes, in limited drops every week — just like the exclusive streetwear merchandise at Supreme. I visited Henry’s Secret Ice Cream in West Hollywood on drop day: Wednesday at 12 p.m. About 1,000 pints of Chef Brad’s mint chip and mocha almond ripple were purchased for $21–22 each, within five minutes. 9 Bradley Ray scoops mocha almond ripple ice cream at Henry’s Secret Ice Cream on Aug. 26. 9 Mocha almond ripple is one of Henry’s most popular ice creams.
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Viral Korean convenience store culture comes to LA Original

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By Helen Zhao
| New York Post Verified
Videos of people eating at Korean convenience stores are racking up millions of views on YouTube, with new quirky products constantly hitting shelves, turning each visit into a treasure hunt. Now, that viral convenience-store culture has arrived in Los Angeles with the just-opened Mokja in Highland Park. Mokja is a cafe, restaurant, market, and neighborhood hangout all in one —  modeled after the multifaceted convenience stores in Korea, the convenience store capital of the world.
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