The Bon Appétit Huntington Hospitality team hosted an informative event at The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens that was equal parts movie screening, discussion panel, and sustainability soirée.
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Wellness Tips: The Deep-Rooted Truth About Chicory Root Fiber
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What is chicory root fiber? Can it make a brownie good for you?
The Buzz: Carb Cycling
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Carb cycling is the latest go-to diet to boost athletic performance and burn fat. But what does the science say?
The Art Institute of Chicago Syncs Menus with New Exhibition
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The Bon Appétit team at the Art Institute of Chicago creates a new menu to complement the museum’s current exhibitions
Recipe: Tahini, Apricot, and Sea Salt Energy Bites
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When you need a pick-me-up or a quick post-workout recovery snack, reach for these salty-sweet nuggets packed with healthy fats, tart flavor, and satisfying crunch.
Composting 101
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While preventing unnecessary food waste in the first place is always preferable, the compost pile is the final barrier to prevent food from going into the landfill. Whether you have a backyard garden or you’re an apartment dweller, composting is easier than you think.
When Beauty Is Skin Deep
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Every time you peel a potato, or most other vegetables, you’re choosing to throw away most of that fiber and other nutrients in favor of aesthetics. Seems silly, right? Let’s learn to love our peels.
Wasted! Film Screenings Allow Bon Appétit Teams to Showcase Food Waste
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In an effort to raise awareness about food waste, Fellows worked with various Bon Appétit accounts to show screenings of a documentary called “Wasted!” and serve up fun zero waste food items.
Tasting Tiny Footprint’s Big Impact at Macalester College
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Based in Brooklyn Center, MN, artisanal coffee roaster Tiny Footprint Coffee has an outsize buzz on Bon Appétit campuses throughout the Upper Midwest.
The Buzz: The MIND Diet
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What’s the buzz? The Mediterranean-DASH Intervention for Neurodegenerative Delay — a.k.a. the MIND Diet — will help your brain stay younger for longer. But what does the science say?