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Join SpoonU at the University of South Florida St. Petersburg (USFSP)
One spot food stop.
by Cory Cole
at University of South Florida St. Petersburg
Bachelor in Paradise Contestants Described by Your Favorite Foods
Almost Paradise....
by Elizabeth Goldish
at Syracuse University
These 14 Avocado Restaurants Will Make You Want to Travel the World
This trend isn't even close to being over.
by Tessa Domzalski
at Rangsit University
Overhaul your Kitchen with these Simple Ingredients
These cheap, versatile, delicious ingredients are an essential to every kitchen.
by Alex Karian
at Millersville University
The Fast Food Chicken Nuggets You Should Eat, Based on Your Zodiac Sign
The stars have spoken, and you're destined to eat these nuggets.
by Kara McKenna
at University of Georgia
Boston College Gameday as Described by the Show FRIENDS
I'll be there for youuuuuu
by Anna Keefe
at Boston College
Why You Need to Buy Chrissy Teigen's "Cravings" Cookbook Right Now
The best cookbook to impress anyone you cook for. Recipes filled with spices, flavors and textures - every meal you create using this cookbook will be delicious!
by Natalie Adams
at Washington State University
5 Reasons Why Joining Spoon University will be More Fulfilling than Dating
Because foodgasms > orgasms, right?
by Marie Chantal Marauta
at Brown University
I Ate Only Pizza For a Week And I Have a New Respect for Picky Eaters
Eating the same thing over and over again is way harder than it seems.
by Jayne Siudzinski
at St. Louis University
The Top 10 Foods That Make for the Best Puns
So you can make your Instagram caption game strong
by Emma Garcia
at Vanderbilt University
To All The Boys I've Loved Before, IRL Edition - What Would YOU Do?
The letters are out!
by Anushka Sinha
at Gujarat National Law University
What to Buy at the Harvard Farmers Market for All Your Student Needs
Support the farmers AND solve all your college problems – it's a win-win.
by Amia Ross
at Harvard University
