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4 Food Movies to Watch While You Quarantine

Are you stuck at home? Me too. Here are 4 Food Movies you can watch while in quarantine for COVID-19 to cure boredom.

by Hope Weil at University of South Florida St. Petersburg

Alone

Mindfulness in the Food Industry Following the Coronavirus Outbreak

During and following this pandemic, we need to support food workers the way they support us.

by Chelsea Mai at University of California – Berkeley

Too Sober

Cold Brew Bar: Atlanta’s Superior Bar Scene

This is a darty you won’t want to miss.

by Eileen Laverty at Emory University

Too Sober

Spring Cleansing Season

Time to detox and cleanse your body!

by Ella Kulak at University of Florida

Adventurous

Waste Not Want Not: Make Quarantine Snacks Using Leftovers

Easy quarantine snacks and planet-saving ways to repurpose your food!

by Kelsey Sarracino at Boston University

Stupid

Drink smarter, think smarter: Goldthread Plant Based Tonics for the mind and body

How Goldthread Plant Based Tonics is changing the way Americans consume food and drinks.

by Celine Macura at Northwestern University

Adventurous

How to Stay Lean in Quarantine

The quarantine 15 is real.

by Lindsey Moser at SUNY Binghamton

Nostalgic

At Home Social Distancing Daily Food Log

This does not mean I don't miss Chipotle, desperately

by Christina Gonnella at Penn State University

Alone

Here's How LA Based Company "Bev" is Giving Back to the Community

Loving this initiative right now!

by Amelia Hitchens at National Contributor

Big Groups

McDelivery with Uber Eats and DoorDash Offering $0 Delivery Fee from 3/24 - 4/6

Maybe this whole quarantine thing isn't so bad...

by Amelia Hitchens at National Contributor

Broke

Our Favorite Bowls and Juices from Pure Raw Juice, and Why

With a new location opening at the Rotunda in Hampden, Pure Raw Juice's bowls and juices did not disappoint.

by Sarah Raymond at Loyola University Maryland

Big Groups

Slow Eating: What You Didn't Know About The Mediterranean Lifestyle

Keep calm and eat slow.

by Lizzy Payne at St. Louis University

Nostalgic