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Today we meet someone whose emphasis is primarily on flavors—which can be manipulated in some divergent directions.
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Cannabis has long been combined with other things in foods—brownies being a classic example. But Jay Michaels says his cross-breeding efforts have been able to simulate the tastes of some other foods—and quite a range of them.
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