Tag Archives: food

Flux Playlist: Songs About Food

-Flux Blog Staff Everybody knows that Thanksgiving is about one thing and one thing only: the food. An entire day in which we can eat as much turkey and mashed potatoes as humanly possibly without a shred of guilt. And … Continue reading

The Wonderful Uses of Grapefruit

- Madeline Dickerson One of the joys of nature that I’ve come to strongly appreciate lately is how in the winter when the markets are closed and the majority of fresh fruit is shipped pesticides and all from Mexico, citrus … Continue reading

Sushi PURE

- Anna Klassen You finally did it. After months of eyeing the cute brunette in your chemistry class – swapping notes, grabbing coffee, late night cram sessions before a test – you finally took the plunge and asked her to … Continue reading

Late Night Cravings

It’s 1:30 a.m. on a Friday and you’re starved. After making your zillionth grilled cheese on the George Foreman, you need something different. You can a) forgo eating for the evening, b) search your kitchen for scraps, or c) venture … Continue reading

Off the Waffle

- Anna Klassen Envision: a towering plate of waffles stacked upon waffles steaming fresh from the griddle and oozing syrup from every orifice. In my mind, this is the waffle stereotype. It is the sort of waffle I have been … Continue reading

Vero Cafe

- Anna Klassen For many of us college kids who have little more than a few dollar bills and lint tucked in our back pockets, eating affordable is not preferable – it’s essential. And if you’re like me, facing the … Continue reading

Finding That Asian Influence

- Grace Caton Some of the toughest restaurants to find are the ones that offer Asian cuisine. From my experience, the best restaurants are “hole-in-the-wall” places that appear uninviting. If you want to save money when dining out in Eugene, … Continue reading

Bikes and Burritos

It could easily be mistaken for a typical university dinnertime scene, save for one thing: tonight’s meal isn’t for hungry students. Continue reading

A Walk in the Farmer’s Shoes

Leah Olson, a University of Oregon student, learned the true meaning of “organic” after a messy, exhilarating hands-on farming experience in Thailand. Continue reading