Taste of India: How a Local Indian Restaurant Knew its Customers Better Than They Knew Themselves

Recently, Taste of India, my favorite Indian restaurant near my university, ran an unbelievable special for one night only: $3 dinners and free desserts. I had not planned on Indian food for dinner that night, but this deal immediately intrigued my inner bargain hunter. The moment my roommate told me about the promotion, we dropped … Continue reading Taste of India: How a Local Indian Restaurant Knew its Customers Better Than They Knew Themselves

Why Arielle Haspel’s Cultural Appropriation Should Make us Reassess our Understanding of “Healthy” Food Culture

As someone who prefers soy milk to cream and tofu instead of meat, I always enjoy trying “healthy” versions of typically indulgent foods. Cauliflower rice, sweet potato gnocchi, and black bean brownies are some of my favorite dishes to make, but I never considered how these "healthier" alterations affect the original meal. Recent backlash surrounding … Continue reading Why Arielle Haspel’s Cultural Appropriation Should Make us Reassess our Understanding of “Healthy” Food Culture