• Someone Thinks This Vegan Puke Is A Viable Turkey Replacement [Sugar Binge]

    Someone Thinks This Vegan Puke Is A Viable Turkey Replacement [Sugar Binge]

    Jezebel provides a recipe for oven-baked vomit balls. Thankgiving isn’t a vegan holiday.

  • Spaghetti Squash with Spicy Tomato Sauce [Intro to Cooking]

    Spaghetti Squash with Spicy Tomato Sauce [Intro to Cooking]

    With the holidays (and holiday parties) on the horizon, my waistline requires a lighter option. This simple squash dishes serves both purposes equally and will fit well within your pre-holiday wallet restrictions, too!

  • The Most Overrated Things to Do in College

    The Most Overrated Things to Do in College

    Some college clichés are not necessary. These tend to be overrated and annoying. People who do these things will probably talk your ear off about how awesome it is (I was one of those people when I did most of these things). It’s not awesome. It’s stupid. Find something else to do.

  • Candy Dish: Spock Lovers
  • One Month Challenge: No Meat, No Dairy, No Problem, Week Three

    One Month Challenge: No Meat, No Dairy, No Problem, Week Three

    So far, this hasn’t really gotten any easier – I have made some minor mistakes. Like when my sweet tooth craving hit during homecoming and I (drunkenly) ran to Dunkin Donuts for a chocolate glazed donut, but I’d say that’s been my worst slip up yet.

  • One Month Challenge: No Meat, No Dairy, No Problem, Week Two

    One Month Challenge: No Meat, No Dairy, No Problem, Week Two

    On Tuesday my manager brought in pints of Ben & Jerry’s, just for fun. Really? Like, REALLY? Just rub it in a bit more that I, the biggest ice cream lover of all time, can’t dig in to free Ben & Jerry’s (mint chocolate chip, no less). But I was actually able to stay focused and keep my eye on the prize.

  • One Month Challenge: No Meat, No Dairy, No Problem, Week One

    One Month Challenge: No Meat, No Dairy, No Problem, Week One

    Olivia Wilde. Carrie Underwood. Alicia Silverstone. Lea Michele. What do they all have in common? (Besides being really, really ridiculously good-looking?) They’re all vegans. That means they don’t eat any kind of food derived from an animal – meaning no meat, fish, eggs, or dairy. And lately, I feel like I’ve been hearing all about how absolutely stellar it makes them feel.

  • Intro to Cooking: Hangover Helpers!

    Intro to Cooking: Hangover Helpers!

    As you’re reading this, you’re probably shifting back and forth between Internet Explorer and iTunes as you queue up another power hour for you and the girls, as you get ready for this blessed day of most outlandish makeup and dress, Halloween. However, tomorrow morning, reality will set in. It breaks my heart, but you will discover you are not actually Lady Gaga, and you do have a term paper due on Friday.

  • One Month Challenge: Gone Meatless, Week 4

    One Month Challenge: Gone Meatless, Week 4

    Okay, so it’s been kind of a busy fall season so far, and I haven’t had a ton of time (read: any time where I wasn’t either studying or drinking) to call home (delinquent daughter… whoops!). Anyway, my family had no idea that I was going meatless for a month, and I just mentioned it in passing to my mom on the phone, and she laughed. She thought I was joking.

  • One Month Challenge: Gone Meatless, Week 3

    One Month Challenge: Gone Meatless, Week 3

    I can’t believe that I have made it through two weeks as a vegetarian! Honestly, I am a little surprised – I haven’t cheated at all! Not a single piece of meat. Not even chicken broth, because I was worried that would count.

  • One Month Challenge: Gone Meatless, Week 2

    One Month Challenge: Gone Meatless, Week 2

    So, I’ve successfully made it through my first week without meat… and it hasn’t been too bad! I’ve really liked that not eating things with meat has really forced me to try different foods and eat a more balanced diet, which is exactly what I was hoping would happen through this experiment.

  • One Month Challenge: Gone Meatless, Week 1

    One Month Challenge: Gone Meatless, Week 1

    Let me start off by saying that I love meat. Like a lot. If I could eat a steak for every meal, I would. And if it weren’t gross to bathe in burger meat, I’d probably do that too. (Don’t judge.)

  • Starting Line: Coming to Terms With Tofu Ravioli

    Starting Line: Coming to Terms With Tofu Ravioli

    Entering the dining hall at my college was like entering the land of some kind of lotus-eating, vegetarian haven, or, in my case, a carnivore’s personal version of hell. It’s not that they don’t serve meat; they do. But they also serve various other reinterpretations of meat: tofu ravioli, lentil hamburgers, vegan minestrone soup.

  • Notes from an Incidental Vegan

    Notes from an Incidental Vegan

    “I’m a vegan.” Though you are seeing those words on the internet, I am fairly certain you have a mental image of the girl you ascribe them to. She probably has long hair, perhaps in dreadlocks, and there’s not a doubt that she drives her Prius to Omega for summer vacation, right? Wrong.

  • Friday Faves: The Top 10 Reasons I Am Hating Hipsters

    Friday Faves: The Top 10 Reasons I Am Hating Hipsters

    There’s a new plague making its way across college campuses from coast to coast. Take one step into your local incorporated coffee shop, vegan restaurant, Urban Outfitters or American Apparel store and you will be afflicted. (Or blinded by all the neon spandex and overwhelming scent of cigarettes.)

  • Cupcakes for Life

    Cupcakes for Life

    The good news: Someone might surprise you by presenting you with a tray of cupcakes today!
    The unsettling news: That person might be a part of the “Cupcakes for Life” movement, a group of pro-lifers dedicated to making people feel uncomfortable via free baked goods.