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  • 29th March 2023
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Food and Drink
·5th March 2023

Lunch Break: The Alternative Tuck Shop

Susie Barrows
A firm lunch staple since my first term here, this independent sandwich shop offers a wide range of, yes, sandwiches....
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Science and Technology
·28th February 2023

Coffee – are we drinking it wrong?

Lola Bell
We are creatures of habit, and with the UK population drinking around 98 million cups of coffee a day, our...
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Food and Drink
·15th February 2023

Veggie-Friendly Midweek Meals: Pesto and Pecorino Aubergine

Stephanie Nourse
Research from the Vegan Society has shown that over a third of Brits’ New Year’s resolutions involve cutting back on...
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Food and Drink
·2nd February 2023

Date Nights for Valentine’s/Palentine’s

Susie Barrows
It’s nearly the most marmite day of the year: Valentine’s Day. Everyone knows the key to a good date is...
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An Oxford Library
Food and Drink
·20th January 2023

What the Food You Bring To The Library Says About You

Asmaani Shukla
As dissertation season descends, the snacking options of Oxford students are laid bare on a spectrum of endurance to unhinged....
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Food and Drink
·7th December 2022

Let them eat…cake?

Andy Kovacic
There are many trends in the cakery arts. However, nothing has awakened the world’s appetite so deliciously as the illusion...
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Food and Drink
·1st November 2022

Cocktail Time

Jonah Poulard
No drink, let alone cocktail, quite exudes the aura of class that a Martini does. When we say Martini, we...
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Food and Drink
·16th October 2022

Cocktail Time

Jonah Poulard
Today we’re talking about rum. Everyone loves rum, and the most classic drink utilising it is undoubtedly the Daiquiri. In...
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Food and Drink
·8th October 2022

Cocktail Time

Jonah Poulard
Hello and welcome to a brand new (hopefully weekly) column focussing in on a different cocktail every week. In this...
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Food and Drink
·27th May 2022

Celebrating the Dragon Boat Festival

Yii-Jen Deng
But what is it? I hear you ask. It appears to be a small parcel that is vaguely shaped like...
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Food and Drink
·5th March 2023

Veggie-friendly midweek meals: Crispy cauliflower tacos 

Stephanie Nourse
This vegan twist on the classic Mexican taco is the perfect speedy yet nutritious recipe to brighten your week. The...
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Food and Drink
·17th February 2023

Recipe: Mini Red Velvet Cake

Stephanie Nourse
It may not be Valentine’s Day anymore, but that shouldn’t stop you from treating your partner and/or friends every now...
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Food and Drink
·11th February 2023

Storm in a teacup: the queer delights of the Mad Hatter

Asmaani Shukla
Though there are many different characters of pubs in Oxford – from the displays of college crests in Chequers Inn...
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Food and Drink
·1st February 2023

Lunch Break – Love Coffee

Susie Barrows
I’ve recently become very obsessed with a cafe on the High Street: Love Coffee. In the two weeks since I...
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Taylors Sandwich Shop
Food and Drink
·18th January 2023

Lunch Break – TAYLORS

Susie Barrows
Subway, but make it fancy. Oxford-based independent sandwich chain Taylors offers custom-made sandwiches (including baguettes, paninis, and sourdough flatbread melts)...
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Food and Drink
·23rd November 2022

Cocktail Time

Jonah Poulard
This week’s Cocktail Time focuses on the definitive summer classic cocktail, the Negroni. It’s to be sipped gently under the...
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Food and Drink
·20th October 2022

Why Food TV Works

Nina Holguin
I’ve always loved watching food programs. MasterChef and Bake Off were, and still are, some of my favourite TV programs...
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Food and Drink
·9th October 2022

An Introduction to Gloucester Green

Nina Holguin
One of the best food places in Oxford has to be Gloucester Green. It’s an international food market open Wednesday...
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Ball
Food and Drink
·11th June 2022

Ball on a Budget

Lydia Fontes
In this final Trinity issue of the Oxford Student, we are discussing the Oxford ball. Trinity term in Oxford is...
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