grocery shopping

Getting into UC Berkeley is truly one of my largest accomplishments. But once I got here, I was faced with so many instances where I was truly humbled to the core.

Establishing a positive relationship with food and creating a routine around grocery shopping has allowed me to apply that same way of thinking into other aspects of my life. Instead of second guessing every decision I make based on others’ opinions, I remind myself that I know myself better than anyone else, therefore I’m equipped to make the choices that are best for me. 

Want to reinvent your grocery shopping this summer? Looking for more sustainable cleaning supplies? This is your go-to guide for green summer shopping.

With these three things in mind, shopping seasonally will no longer be a scary endeavor, but instead, turn into a fun trip to the farmers' market.

When you find your grocery store budget shrinking, there are lots of ways to make a little money go a long way, without eating top ramen for every meal.

Make way frozen pizza bagels and ice cream tubs, fresh fruits are here. Here are some reasons why you should freeze leftover fruits before they go bad.

I resolved to reduce my carbon footprint. However, I’ve found it difficult to stick to ethically sourced, sustainable and zero waste ingredients.

Having versatile meals in college can be difficult, but a well-stocked pantry and freezer can change that. Here are some tips from the Clog on stocking up.

Intertwining exercising into your grocery shopping routine allows you to get a workout in and have a little fun while you shop. Here are a few tips for doing both simultaneously.