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S6 E3 –Is social media having a negative effect on our relationship with food?

As part of our work a lot of what we do is shared through social media and it’s deemed normal to have a social presence. Is that to the detriment to the food we produce however? Do we put the ‘Instagamability’ of food above the actual taste of it and if so, is that a bad thing?

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