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Be a Health Nut: Skip Fast Food Tonight
Everybody needs to have fast food at some point in life. It should be a requirement on the bucket list—and it most certainly wouldn’t be hard to cross off. That …
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NYCWFF: Fun at the Blogger Lounge
I spent most of my last two days at the New York City Wine and Food Festival sitting in the The Dream Hotel in Chelsea. The lobby became the “Eater Blogger …
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Remodeled Classic: Apple Pie Cupcakes
If there is one thing I love about apple pie, it’s the sugary-cinnamon diced apples. The crust can be amazing—and it basically has to be in order to have an …
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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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Healthy Comfort Food Featured at Sargent Choice Night
“It is meant to entice students who usually don’t choose Sargent Choice,” said organizer Sarah Butler about Sargent Choice night. The event, which happened Tuesday, October 4 in dining halls …
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NYCWFF: Sweets and Meats
As night descended upon the New York City Wine and Food Festival last Friday, I set out to cover two wine-slathered, chocolate filled events. First, I went to Meatpacking Uncorked, …
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Eat, Play, Love: Boston Local Food Festival a Hit
On Saturday, October 1, the second annual Boston Local Food Festival took place on the Boston Waterfront. The event hosted a variety of local farms, restaurants, and food trucks. It also …
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Trader Joe’s: The Promised Land
There is a magical place at 899 Boylston Street. Sometimes, I’m convinced it’s the eighth wonder of the world. It’s even better than Star Market. It’s called Trader Joe’s. Trader …
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NYC Wine and Food Fest: The Next Next Iron Chef
The New York City Wine and Food Festival is not the only venue filled to capacity with Food Network personalities—the new season of The Next Iron Chef has just as many. …
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Op-Ed: Kelseanna Smith on the Importance of Cage-Free Eggs
Kelseanna Smith is the advertising and marketing coordinator for The Quad, as well as a member of the Boston University Vegetarian Society’s E-board. Most students, if not all, have attended …
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Soup for Supper: Minestrone
There is something about minestrone that makes it a perfect dinner. It could be the ratio of vegetables to pasta; or the soft cannellini beans that complement the distinct flavor …
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NYC Wine and Food Fest: Chelsea Market After Dark
Joel Kahn will be in New York all weekend (September 29-October 2) covering events at the New York City Wine and Food Festival (NYCWFF). Follow his progress on Twitter @buquad …
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