Category Archives: Food Essays Fall 2015

Being from a small town less than an hour outside of Philadelphia, I was always exposed to the ever-so greasy and ever-so tasty food of the city. People from the area were less than picky. Aside from the ten pound … Continue reading →

  Growing up, I never understood why anyone would want to cook for fun. I would watch the food network with my Nanny, and as I watched shows like Iron Chef, I would always think to myself, “why”? Why did … Continue reading →

Stories about a tradition usually revolve around an annual event—something that brings the whole family together. In some cases, the only time a family comes together. I would say this story is about a tradition, but it’s more about the … Continue reading →

Ken Crichlow 12/8/15 ENG 230 Gambling with Favorites It was just recently that I once again sunk back into my memory. This is something I do a lot, especially as I still can’t believe I’m 21 and a senior. Usually … Continue reading →

By Grace Davies Food and wellness are two aspects of life that share a deep connection. Eating fulfills more of a purpose than just sustaining us physically- the sense of calm and satisfaction that comes after eating a good meal … Continue reading →

Fads are a popularized thing or way of thinking that is popular usually for a short time. But what if I told you that food fads can be helpful to people with severe food allergies. “Flour-less Brownies” I thought to … Continue reading →