After a nice long Green Week, let’s talk about snacks. Sure, you can order snacks from anywhere and have them delivered to your door, but two services make the process of getting healthy, tasty ...

It’s hard for busy, health-conscious students to find great snacks around campus that aren’t sugary trail mixes or bruised fruit. Yuck. Enter the snack subscription box. Companies like Naturebox, ...

These services follow the standard box subscription model that exists for makeup, tea, craft supplies and “bro” items, which means the company routinely mails you an array of goodies (yummy snacks, in ...

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Whether you’re working late from home or binge watching Marvel’s Jessica Jones at some point you might want a snack to settle the “rumbly tumbly.” The pantry is filled with Cheetos, Chex Mix and ...

One of my more unhealthy habits is to slink over to the vending machine in the late afternoons, especially when I’m teaching (I can’t help it, I need to replace the salt and electrolytes I burned off!

Call it the Amazon Effect, this idea that you can order anything online and it will show up at your doorstep a few days later. We're used to it for things like toilet paper and electronics. But mail ...

Upon first entering a grocery store, there is junk food to greet you. Salt and sugary madness overpower your first few steps into the store. If you’re looking for a healthy snack to munch on during ...