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Rachel Burkons

  • Co-Founder, Altered Plates and and Freelance Contributor, Freelance
Los Angeles
As seen in: Cannabis Now, Cannabis Now Magazine, Tasting Panel, The Clever Root, Savvyherb
Culinary Cannabis Creator + Educator but mostly a Bong Vivant ✨
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What’s The Score: Budist App Applies Wine Industry Metrics to Cannabis

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By Rachel Burkons
| Cannabis Now Magazine
PHOTOS Budist blowing app. Budist, the rating and review platform, has taken the cannabis world by storm by adapting wine industry norms In the 1970s, the landscape of wine in the US looked markedly different from today’s.
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What’s The Score: Budist App Applies Wine Industry Metrics to Cannabis

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By Rachel Burkons
| newsbudz.com
NewsBudz is your go-to app for daily cannabis news, covering everything from medical marijuana breakthroughs to recreational cannabis trends and legalization updates. Our platform aggregates content from over 30 top-tier cannabis news outlets to deliver a curated stream of the latest headlines, insights, and developments across the marijuana and hemp industries.
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Windy City's Weed Chef

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By Rachel Burkons
| Cannabis Now Verified
Born and raised in Chicago, acclaimed chef Manny Mendoza discovered his love for cooking as a young boy watching his mom prepare dinner for the family. Trailing her in the kitchen, Mendoza quickly learned that magic lived in the alchemy of ingredients transforming from one state into another. After years of helping his mother, he began working in kitchens as a high schooler to earn his culinary stripes.
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