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Top 5 Sewanee Eats for the Super Bowl (for under $15)
The Super Bowl and snacking go together like Tom Brady and Bill Belichick (sorry, LA fans), so where in Sewanee, TN do you go to satisfy those snack cravings on Super Bowl Sunday? Check out my top 5 Sewanee eats for the Super Bowl (or any game day).
by Alexandra Smyth
at Sewanee
The Super Bowl Bean Dip That's Sure to Win
The winner of the game is uncertain, but you will take home a trophy with this quick, easy, and delicious hot chili bean dip recipe.
by Lauren Mammini
at Northwestern University
How to Throw a Killer Super Bowl Party
Gameday is upon us
by Robyn Deneroff
at Syracuse University
Veggie-Centric Eats For Super Bowl Sunday
Move over seven layer taco dip— these veggies are here to crunch the competition.
by Rayna Berris
at University of Michigan
The Best Pizza Nacho Recipe That Tastes Like The Real Deal
Why order take out when you can make it at home?
by Alexa Rosenberg
at University of Alabama
5 Toast Creations to Make at the Fresh Food Company
Take control of your dining hall experience.
by Mary Racette
at Grand Valley State University
Vegan Wings Exist, and Here's Where to Get Them in Chicago
Behold: chickenless chicken wings
by Natalia Klisch
at Loyola University Chicago
B.Y.O.H Food Fest Brings To You The Ultimate #DiliKaSwad
Head over to B.Y.O.H Food Fest this weekend to spice up your holiday season!
by Prageet Goel
at University of Delhi
Momofuku Rolls Out A New Stadium Concept
This isn't your everyday stadium concession stand.
by Alyson Chatterjee
at University of Michigan
Raising Cane's is Touching Down In Hawai'i
The wait is over, homesick fried chicken lovers from the mainland. Here's a sneak peek at Cane's long-awaited UH location.
by Joy Wang
at University of Hawaii – Manoa
10 Buffalo Chicken Recipes For Every Football Sunday
How to jazz up the ultimate football food.
by Jessica Winstanley
at Quinnipiac University
The UF Fraternity You Should Have Gone to for Tailgate Food This Football Season
You might go for the party, but you'll stay for the meal.
by Molly Chepenik
at University of Florida