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English Breakfast: BERLIN!
The following is an English Breakfast post featuring tales of a spring break adventure. This is no ordinary spring break though; there is no surf, sun, sand or fist pumping …
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English Breakfast: Let Your Freak Flag Fly
As my fellow Quad writer Joel explained in the first installment of “English Breakfast,” we will typically focus on our culinary adventures during our four-month stay here in London. However, for …
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English Breakfast: Escape to Camden
Two weeks have passed since the start of BU’s Study Abroad program in London, and life in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea has proven to be spectacular. In …
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Baked Raspberry Custard: An Easy Dessert for the Stressful Holiday Season
‘Tis the season for consuming some of the best cuisine in America. With holidays like Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Christmas and National Fritter Day (December 2!), Americans are almost constantly stuffing …
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Taco Tuesdays Are The Best Days
For those looking for ways to spice up their Tuesday nights, the search has finally ended. Tacos are here to save the (typically) boring Tuesday. Why tacos? Because there is …
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Chinatown’s Dumpling Cafe is Great for Students
Meal after meal, college students around Boston suffer through countless bad dining hall selections and lukewarm ramen noodles. A solution to this problem has finally been found, and it is …
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5 Napkin Burger Fails to Live Up to Name
Just because something is popular in New York City doesn’t mean that it has to be popular in Boston as well. Boston is its own city that can start and …
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Saus Brings a Touch of Dutch to Faneuil Hall
The Faneuil Hall area is on the top of the list for almost every Boston tourist. With popular national retail stores and numerous Boston themed restaurants, Faneuil Hall could be …
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Say ‘Bonjour’ and ‘Konnichiwa’ to Cafe Japonaise
What sets Cafe Japonaise apart from not only the cafés in the area, but from most cafés in general, is owner and pastry chef Hiroko Sakan’s decision to produce pastries that …
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