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Chicken N' Waffles, the Best in Grass indica champion

At Best in Grass Nevada 2025, Chicken N' Waffles took First Place in the indica flower category, in a competition judged anonymously, at home, by real everyday consumers on visual appeal, aroma, taste, and effects. It is grown by the Medizin cultivation team, and the name undersells how refined the panel actually is.

What it is

Chicken N' Waffles belongs to the savory-sweet school of modern strain naming, and circulating pedigrees vary enough that we will not print one as fact. What is fact: our team grew the batch that beat every other indica flower in the state's consumer-judged competition, and the same program grows what is on the shelf now.

What our lab panels show

The current 3.5g flower prepack tests 24.1% THC with a profile that explains the name's two halves: limonene leads at 0.78% (the bright, syrupy top note) over linalool at 0.24% with myrcene right behind (the soft, savory base). Here is the honest wrinkle: this batch's computed chemotype grades HYBRID, while the award was won in the indica flower category. Both are true. Competition categories describe the strain's entered class; our chemotype badge is computed fresh from each batch's own terpene panel, and batches move. That is not a contradiction, it is the whole argument for per-batch lab data.

What that means for you

Expect a dessert-shop nose with more brightness than the indica label suggests, and read the badge on the batch you actually buy. The five-class spectrum guide explains how the grading works; the award tells you what a room full of consumers thought of the experience.

Shopping it here

Chicken N' Waffles currently ships as Medizin 3.5g flower and rotates with the harvest calendar. Search it on the live menu.

Lab figures are from our committed menu snapshot and change batch to batch; the product page always shows the current panel. Effects vary by person; nothing here is medical advice. For use only by adults 21 and older.