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All You Need is a Mug and Microwave to Make These 3 Recipes
Food you can chug straight from the mug
by Sabrina Parks
at Boston College
This Almond Flour Bread Is Easier to Make Than Boxed Brownies
A healthy alternative to white bread.
by Spoon University
at Spoon HQ
A Healthier Version of Banana Pancakes
If you really love breakfast foods but want healthier alternatives, you've come to the right place. I tried a healthier version of banana pancakes and I'm never going back.
by Gabriella Vukelic
at University of Arizona
Peanut Butter Banana Overnight Oats to Start Your Morning Right
Breakfast shouldn't be a stressful affair.
by Jocelyn Hsu
at University of California – Berkeley
Carrot Cake Meets Healthy in this Energy Ball Recipe
No-bake, vegan, and gluten-free goodness in every bite.
by Lissane Kafie
at St. Louis University
Gluten-Free Pavlova with Strawberries That is Perfect for Passover
Can't go wrong with strawberries and cream!
by Julia Rosenbaum
at Hamilton College
5 Tips for College Students Who Are Gluten Free
Because celiac or gluten intolerance should never hinder your ability to leave the dining hall feeling satisfied and energized.
by Danielle Vaamonde
at Wesleyan University
5 Comfort Foods to Eat While Crying During an Episode of "This is Us"
Tear flavored fries, anyone?
by Emma McCoy
at Catholic University of America
Apples and Peanut Butter's Ultimate Glow Up: Reese's Apple Pops
Look, Reese's are cool. So are apples and peanut butter. Combine the two and you've got yourself a real treat.
by Jina Kim
at Illinois State University
Easy Healthy Vegan Allergen Free Pancakes You Can Make in Your Dorm Room
Who said indulging in delicious foods needed to be unhealthy?
by Dominique Gambino
at Fairfield University
Need Some More Vitamin A? Here's How to Make the Best Baked Sweet Potatoes of Your Life
FYI: They're not just for Thanksgiving
by Tara Bitran
at University of Southern California
How to Make a Classic Caesar Salad From Scratch
Yep, even the dressing is homemade.
by Helen Citrin
at CU Boulder