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Stuck in Quarantine? Learn How to Make Bread With These 5 Easy Tips
It seems like everyone is making bread in quarantine. If you're interested in picking up this homey hobby, here are five simple tips to get into bread making.
by Alaina Mencinger
at Boston University
Get Hard Kombucha Delivered To Your Door With JuneShine
Calling all Californians!
by Casey Clark
at Hofstra University
Waste Not Want Not: Make Quarantine Snacks Using Leftovers
Easy quarantine snacks and planet-saving ways to repurpose your food!
by Kelsey Sarracino
at Boston University
Starburst Swirlers Hit Shelves In Stores Nationwide
Two flavors in one.
by Casey Clark
at Hofstra University
Is a Community Supported Agriculture Program Right for You?
Thinking about fresh summer veggies? Look no further than your community supported agriculture (CSA) farms!
by Sara Klimek
at University of Vermont
fluffy cookie dough latte
for when quarantine boredom hits, here is a dalgona coffee-inspired fluffy cookie dough latte for all of your coffee shop-at-home needs!
by Neeve O’Reilly
at Florida International University
How to Eat Chicken Nuggets Like an Adult
The childhood food you love, but better.
by Emily Noel
at University of Maryland
Why You Should Be Running to Chicago's Girl & The Goat
And we literally mean run -- because with this one-of-a-kind globally influenced menu, you'll want to work up a big appetite.
by Margot Present
at Northwestern University
Maxine's Heavenly: the brand that makes cookies better
The gluten-free, vegan, plant-based cookie company that took a mother's beloved cookie recipe and reinvented it with clean ingredients.
by Lauren Mammini
at Northwestern University
From Food To Finance, This Free Site Will Match You With Perfect Post-Grad Jobs
And summer internships, too!
by Madeleine Bokan
at Spoon HQ
How to Stay Lean in Quarantine
The quarantine 15 is real.
by Lindsey Moser
at SUNY Binghamton
At Home Social Distancing Daily Food Log
This does not mean I don't miss Chipotle, desperately
by Christina Gonnella
at Penn State University