Meet Jennifer Young, owner and head baker of TC Bakery. Today her pies, cakes and muffins are found at locations all around Tallahassee. With support from her family and the desire to create delicious food, Young battled through postpartum depression to build a business that not only has treats flying off the shelves but also flying around the country.
Originally Published: November 16, 2017
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