On&nbsp;this week's episode... Jeri's talks about being able to make food at home. &nbsp;Getting involved in food projects are a great way to find that connection to food. &nbsp;The best part about it, you know exactly what is in your food and you know that you can trust it. &nbsp;After all, you' the one that made it. &nbsp;
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