Tag: food

5 Foods To Boost Your Brain

Being a student can be tough, but there are so many ways that you can help yourself. My diet was one of the biggest changes I experienced through university. I became absorbed into ‘quick’ meals with no nutrition, but with more sugar and caffeine, which was certainly not keeping my brain awake.Eating the correct foods […]

13 June 2019 1 comments

Lorna Davey

How University Changed My Relationship With Food (And Myself)

Before I started University, I didn’t have a very healthy relationship with food. I was eating the wrong things, eating too much and gaining weight. Before I started uni, I had to decide that enough was enough. I had to decide that I wanted to make a change. What really helped me decide to change […]

02 September 2019 0 comments

Emily Carter

Emetophobia and My Relationship with Food

Warning: You may find this post triggering if you suffer with emetophobia.  I have emetophobia. If you’re not sure what that is, it’s the fear of vomiting and seeing others be sick. Now, before I hear you cry “but no one likes being sick!” let me inform you that it’s so much more than just […]

02 September 2019 2 comments

Amy Jackson

Great Places to Eat in Plymouth

Welcome to Plymouth Freshers, this is ultimate guide on great places to eat in Plymouth. No matter what mood for food you are in, we have you covered with the great taste of local. Air – Skoff 3 Sherwell Lane, Plymouth PL4 8LH Located opposite Gilwell Halls of Residence, Scoff offer amazing fresh tasting pizza […]

15 September 2019 0 comments

Mark Lucking

5 Easy on-the-go breakfast ideas you NEED to try this Autumn

I have this dilemma practically every day; I never know what to eat so early on in the day. Surely I’m not the only one? Check out these 5 easy recipes for quick and simple breakfast ideas to make your morning routine just that little bit more bearable!

05 November 2019 6 comments

Eleanor Hall

Love podcasts? Here’s our top 9

If video is the king of the internet, then podcasting is definitely the queen. With oodles of interesting spoken word content and plenty of platforms, how do you choose? Here’s a round up of some of our current favourites: That Peter Crouch Podcast While this is a little love it or loathe it (and admittedly a […]

11 May 2020 0 comments

Louise Daniel

A Vegetarian Student Guide

Rule number one: Ignore anyone who says being a vegetarian is more expensive than eating meat. As a former student, I know that being vegetarian was one of my financial concerns upon moving out by myself. I soon learnt that it wasn’t the vegetarian substitutes that were racking up my bill, but the snacks and […]

24 September 2020 0 comments

Lorna Davey

#TellYourStory: 5 tips for supermarket shopping

Food shopping. It’s one of those mundane tasks that we all have to do. Yet go about it the wrong way and you could end up blowing your entirely monthly budget in one hit!

So to help you out here are five of my top tips for saving money on your supermarket shop.

14 October 2020 0 comments

Chris Hack

My alternative Christmas wish list

The festive season is almost upon us again and thanks to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic things are going to feel a little different. Work Christmas parties will be cancelled, traditional carol services will be restricted and those that love a big family gathering on the day itself will probably be disappointed. But Covid won’t stop […]

15 November 2020 0 comments

Chris Hack