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Hummus Pasta is a Vegan Weeknight Life Saver
Filled with protein and flavor, this cheap and easy recipe is the perfect weeknight meal for any college vegan
by Rachel Novack
at Boston University
All the Ways to Eat a Sweet Potato
From fries, to toast, to baked whole, the sweet potato is the best potato.
by Eliana Tallarida
at Northeastern University
Evol. Foods
It's love backwards!
by Madalynn Smith
at Washington and Lee University
Thanksgiving-Inspired Sweet Potato Fries to Satisfy All Your Cravings
Who needs a turkey, anyway?
by Amelia Popowics
at University of Michigan
Easy Vegan Meals Literally Anyone Can Make
When you are a young, dumb, and broke vegan.
by Siri Potluri
at University of California - Los Angeles
What Meatless Dish You Should Cook This Friday, Based On Your Zodiac Sign
No meat? No problem.
by Bhageerathi Ganesan
at Ohio State University
10 Easy Vegan Recipes From Vegan YouTube
Absolutely mouthwatering.
by Bhageerathi Ganesan
at Ohio State University
A Banza Pasta Recipe for Every Cuisine
Because it’s not just for Italians
by Renee Spillane
at University of Virginia
This Peanut Butter Chocolate Oat Milk Recipe Changes Your Milk Game
Oat milk is great by itself, but peanut butter and chocolate make everything even better!
by Jennifer Campestrini
at Florida International University
The best and healthiest overnight oats recipe!
If you know me in real life you know I am very passionate about overnight oats. They are just the perfect healthy on the go breakfast! Keep reading for my recipe for the tastiest and healthiest overnight oats.
by Mya Miller
at University of Oregon
3 Five-Minute Healthy Cookie Recipes Every Cookie Lover Needs
Crazy quick, delicious, and healthy? This is what dreams are made of!
by Jennifer Campestrini
at Florida International University
Make Monica Geller Proud With This Friends-Inspired Three-Course Meal
I’ll be there for you (and your stomach).
by Shalina Bulchandani
at University of California – Berkeley
