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Hanukkah in Boston: Finding Traditional Foods in the City
Need something last minute to bring to a Hanukkah gathering? Celebrating Hanukkah in Boston without family for the first time? These places have all of the iconic dishes.
by Sabrina Neimark
at Northeastern University
9 Food Gifts You Need To Give Your Loved Ones This Holiday Season
It's the food that counts.
by Olivia Bria
at University of Connecticut
This Vegan Pumpkin Spice Babka is the Perfect Holiday Breakfast
Mesmerizing twists of soft bread and gooey pumpkin spice filling - need I say more?
by Amelia Popowics
at University of Michigan
14 Kitchen Gadget Gifts for 2020
We’ve got all your foodie friends covered this year.
by Maddie Hiatt
at Spoon HQ
Best Food Related Gifts for the Holidays
Here’s a quick guide on what do get the foodie in your life during the holiday season!
by Mackenzie Laverick
at University of Vermont
11 Items to Look Forward to This Winter
I'm here for it.
by Maddie Hiatt
at Spoon HQ
How to Make Your Own Challah for the Jewish New Year
Quarantine is the perfect time to learn!
by Nicolette Cure
at Emory University
The Ultimate Ranking of 10 Popular Jewish Foods
Many Jewish foods have become very trendy over the past few years. Here is my ranking of the best (and worst) ones.
by Jenny Hotchkiss
at High School
The Bagel: From Jewish Delicacy to New York Street Fare and Pop Culture Phenomenon
The reason behind the bagel's rise to fame around the country and most recently, in Chapel Hill.
by Emily Slaba
at UNC Chapel Hill
How to Make Your Favorite Baked Goods Chanukah-Themed
Because an eight-night holiday means you'll get lots of opportunities for dessert.
by Allie Blank
at Washington University in St. Louis
Best Hanukkah Treats To Try This Holiday Season
There's way more than just challah.
by Nicolette Cure
at Emory University
How to Indulge in the Holiday Spirit Without Going Broke
The holiday season is a time filled with gift-giving, cookie-making, and inevitably, more spending. Here's how to still get into the spirit without emptying your bank account.
by Alene Hanson
at Georgetown University