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EPISODE · Apr 30, 2026 · 5 MIN

What If Food Was at the Center of How We Live? Introducing CERES Chatt Hills - The Country's First Culinary Centric Community

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In this episode of BC Food News, Jennifer English introduces CERES Chatt Hills, the first culinary-centric community in Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia. CERES is a 94-acre residential development distinct for its integration of food elements in daily routines, featuring edible landscaping, kitchen gardens, greenhouses, and orchards. Its motto is making food readily accessible steps from your front door without the need to live on a farm. The mixed-use community will also play host to a variety of food and beverage experiences, including a market hall, and an innovative chef incubator to boost culinary concepts by working with local farmers and artisans. The first phase of development will offer residential and commercial spaces while future phases promise a boutique inn, a cookery school, and a private member's club among other amenities. This groundbreaking development approach has already incited interest with a considerable proportion of homesites reserved before its official launch. Development stretches over a projected timeframe with phase one focusing on residential and retail offerings. https://edge.prnewswire.com/c/link/?t=0&l=en&o=4676066-1&h=2424483531&u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.dropbox.com%2Fscl%2Ffo%2Fegiz6y5sjhbgs51v66oee%2FAI23X3xKKfDr3OVn299Qn1Y%3Frlkey%3D9pajui09t3cezc95ae3g8ucte%26st%3Dbsbic74f%26dl%3D0&[email protected] data

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