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Thank you so much for the detailed recipe for marijuana butter and serving suggestions in the Oct. 31 paper. What do you have planned for next week? Maybe a slow cooker recipe for crystal meth with accompanying wine suggestions would be nice.

Wendy Top,

Raleigh

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