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Showing posts with label Food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Food. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 23, 2025
Survivor Ultimate Fan Café in Boston, Massachusetts
attractionsmagazine.com: Numerous competitors in the series have come from the Boston area, most famously Boston Rob, so a “Survivor”-themed café feels right at home in the neighborhood.
Tuesday, March 02, 2021
Stove becomes stage in Playful People's interactive cooking class with theater twist
Datebook: Broadway actor and San Jose native Aaron Albano had his stage set: garlic, onion, distilled white vinegar, soy sauce, chicken legs, spices and a rice cooker. And it was important to have a rice cooker filled with good rice — none of that “cheap garbage rice,” he instructed his audience in advance.
Labels:
Food,
Human Interaction,
Immersive Theatre
Friday, November 06, 2020
Chocolate Bar at the Benedum Center goes virtual
Food | Pittsburgh | Pittsburgh City Paper: The Benedum Center's Chocolate Bar is taking place inside Pittsburghers' homes this year. The popular event is set for Sat., Nov. 14, and there will be special deliveries, a virtual happy hour, and digital culinary master classes all focused on one of the world's favorite treats, chocolate.
Wednesday, August 01, 2018
Here Is Why 36% Of Students Go Days Without Eating
collegecandy.com: We are used to hearing about the “Freshman 15” when students start college, which refers to the pounds that students gain when they are unrestrained from the control of their parents’ homes. But lately, we are hearing about a threatening food-related problem on college campuses. Temple University and the Wisconsin HOPE Lab have discovered that 36 percent of college students are undernourished — and a similar percentage do not have a secure living situation.
Labels:
College,
Food,
Health,
Living,
Sustainability
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