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Your Cravings: Decoded
Why do we get them and what do they mean?
by Kelsey Sarracino
at Boston University
Village Pub, Bloomington's Best Bar Food
Are you looking for a delicious, high-end meal in Bloomington? Then check out Village Pub for great drinks and a creative food menu.
by Jared Greenberg
at Indiana University
Happy Hour Deals in Fairfield, CT
Make the happiest hour the cheapest hour, too.
by Amy McDonough
at Fairfield University
The Guide to the Best Breakfast in Syracuse
Deciding on where to go for breakfast in Syracuse may be a hard decision. But look no further, here are a few of my favorite places that can satisfy anyone's breakfast food cravings.
by Sophie Bass
at Syracuse University
Stop Wasting Sundays On Hangovers
We all know the drill...Going out on a Saturday night, waking up at noon (or later), eating anything that doesn't make you nauseous, and going through last night's videos to piece together your night.
by Nicole Brotter
at University of Wisconsin- Madison
Häagen-Dazs Just Announced Their Newest Boozy Ice Cream Flavors
Rosé and whiskey and coffee, oh my!
by Maddie Hiatt
at Spoon HQ
Quokka Brew Takes Away Jitters From Beloved Coffee
All the benefits without the negative side effects.
by Shalina Bulchandani
at University of California – Berkeley
A Spiked Seltzer Festival Is Touring Throughout The U.S.
Fans of the hard sparkling beverage will definitely want to grab tickets to sample 100+ seltzers
by Danielle Vazzano
at Fairfield University
Allston's The Scoop N Scootery Offers Gourmet Ice Cream Galore
This is the place to get your sugar fix. And then some.
by Angelina Baran
at Boston University
7 Treats for Galentines Day
Because nothing shows your girl gang how much you love them like food.
by Sydney Albert
at Duke University
Dulse: Secrets of a Not So Average Seaweed Variety
The jerky of the sea.
by Nicolette Schnettgoecke
at St. Louis University
Best Brunch Places for Lonely, Single People to Treat Yourself on Valentine's Day
Drown your sorrows in maple syrup.
by Jane Parven
at Emory University