food

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Kula Kitchen’s Asha Wheeldon reflects on the importance of sharing resources in a community

Arts June 14, 2021

By: Yelin Gemma Lee, Peak Associate Kula Kitchen, an online food service business that offers Afro-centric plant-based foods, has kept me nourished throughout the long semesters of COVID-19. Much more affordable than frequenting the UberEats app, Kula’s nourishing foods were delivered to my door each Saturday. They helped me out a lot with the struggle of cooking three times a day as a busy student. Beyond that, their Instagram page and shop collaborates with and highlights women-owned and BIPOC businesses frequently. On May 18, 2021, Kula Kitchen celebrated three years of operations. The Peak sat down with founder Asha Wheeldon…

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SFU Residence Dining Hall continues operating during the pandemic

News July 28, 2020

Written by: Paige Riding, News Writer Located directly beside the Residence and Housing buildings on Burnaby campus, the Dining Hall feeds all students on meal plans and those in the Towers who do not have access to a kitchen. As…

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SFU should bring back the food science and nutrition program

Opinions July 11, 2020

By: Nathan Tok, Peak Associate You know what is the most important thing to students? No, I’m not thinking of grades, or even how full the 145 is during rush hour. I am thinking of food. You know, the thing which…

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SFU students create organization to help frontline workers

News June 8, 2020

Written by: Winona Young, Peak Associate A group of SFU students have partnered with UBC students to launch a charity organization that provides free meals to healthcare workers. Feeding our Frontlines (FOF) collects donations online to buy meals from local…

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How TikTok helped me cope with social isolation

Arts May 17, 2020

By: Dhruv Taware, Peak Associate The idea of social isolation was not something I was scared of. If anything, I had always thought being an introvert during these times was going to make isolating an easy job for me. I…

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Beat the rainy day blues with a hot bowl of soup from Pho 99

Arts January 6, 2020

By Sara Wong, SFU Student   There is nothing better on a cold, misty day than a hot bowl of noodle soup — at least in my opinion. Since there are a lot of rainy days on Burnaby Mountain, Pho…

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Hungry? Try SFU’s Newest Eatery: Vij’s Indian Cuisine

News September 25, 2019

By: Jess Dela Cruz It’s 12:30 in the afternoon and your three hour lecture just finished. You knew from experience that the 145 was going to be late this morning and didn’t have time to pack food for your six…

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What grinds our gears: high sodium mega compilation

Peak Web June 7, 2019

Byline: Kitty Cheung, Kelly Chia, Jennifer Low, Gabrielle McLaren, Nicole Magas, Onosholema Ogoigbe, Winona Young The NASTY future of the SUB’s napping room People are gonna jerk off in the new napping room. There! I said it! That reality is…

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Adulthood 101: The most important meal of the day

Peak Web February 10, 2019

By: Mishaa Khan  Here are some quick breakfast recipes to sustain you throughout the day: Overnight oats: Overnight oats are flexible and easy to make. Here are some guidelines: Make a base the night before your snack: Mix a ⅓…

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Adulting 101: Fall produce and how to eat it

Peak Web October 17, 2018

By: Gabrielle McLaren, Features Editor  The fall solstice was officially September 21, but the season’s coming doesn’t really feel real until Thanksgiving, Halloween, and midterms start to loom on the horizon. Luckily, you can turn autumn into your best food…

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