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How to Eat Salads and Actually Enjoy Them
Are you wondering how to incorporate salads into your diet, but have no idea where to start? Or maybe you think salads are SO boring. Do not fret, I promise there are ways to enjoy salads.
by Alexa Longobardo
at Clemson University
Spice Up Your Cabinets with these Unique Pantry Items
I bet you've already got a few of these unique pantry finds lurking around in your cabinets
by Michelle Cremone
at University of Massachusetts - Boston
I Went on a Low-Carb Diet For a Week and This is What Happened
"I can't go to Taco Bell, I'm on an all-carb diet." "GOD Karen you're so stupid!!!"
by Lily Sackman
at Syracuse University
10 Banana Substitutes For Your Smoothies
Hold the bananas, please.
by Cassidy Orr
at High School
What Is Muesli? Here's What You Should Know About Granola's Cousin
Put granola on the back burner and try muesli.
by Sarah Arora
at University of Wisconsin- Madison
These Caffeinated Waters Will Put Your Morning Coffee to Shame
Yes, there is a way to get your daily caffeine fix that doesn't involve stepping into a coffee shop or turning on a Keurig.
by Shayna Valianos
at University of Wisconsin- Madison
Spoon WFU's Spring Wellness Workshop Recap
A look into the world of holistic health with coach Suzie Blackman and the wellness workshop she led for Spoon WFU.
by Bella Caponiti
at Wake Forest University
7 Ways to Eat Sweet Potatoes That Don't Involve Fries
Spoiler alert: It's easier than you think.
by Susy Cohen
at Florida International University
Tips to Make Your Grilled Cheese Healthier
Cheese please!
by Kathryn Ward
at University of Oklahoma
10 Zero-Waste Essentials You Need in Your Kitchen
Look trendy and save the planet in one purchase!
by Tegwyn Hughes
at Queen's University
What to Eat at the Movie Theater If You're Trying to Be Healthy
Sadly, buttered popcorn didn't make the list.
by Emma Glubiak
at Lafayette College
Everything You Should Know About Soylent
What's really inside that minimalistic white bottle?
by Michelle Yin
at Duke University