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The 15 Best Places to Eat Near Hofstra University
When you're looking to eat near Hofstra, here are some places to try for some insanely delicious food.
by Kristin Soltis
at Hofstra University
Copenhagen: A Foodie's Paradise
Going to Denmark? Check these places out!
by Madalynn Smith
at Washington and Lee University
Protein Packed Breakfasts That Will Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth
Did I mention that they’re healthy too?
by Emily Noel
at University of Maryland
The Vegan Pesto Recipe You Didn't Know You Needed
Pesto is the best-o.
by Susy Cohen
at Florida International University
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
9 Berry Recipes to Kick-Start the Warm Weather
A berry-tastic way to enjoy the summer!
by Elise Webster
at St. Louis 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
The Chai Recipe You Didn't Realize You Needed
"Chai tea" is just "Tea tea." Get it right, Starbucks.
by Mehr Sahota
at University of California – Berkeley
7 Creative Ways to Incorporate Hummus into Your Week
Words cannot express hummus I love this spread.
by Susy Cohen
at Florida International University
Sweet Potato Yogurt Bowl
Start your day off sweetly with this sweet potato yogurt bowl
by Virginia Rayder
at Sewanee
5 Ingredient Lavender Oat Milk That's Fancy AF for Spring
In honor of Spring and the flowers a bloomin', make the bougiest oat milk you'll ever meet, on the cheap.
by Arianna Kotlier
at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
The Best Kinds of Tea to Flavor Your Oatmeal
Spill the tea...right into your oatmeal.
by Kendal Koorenny
at University of California — Davis
