The Spot Grill is open Monday through Thursday from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. on the first floor of the Student Center. They offer a salad station that includes chicken, salmon, and falafel. Courtney Prielipp | The Washtenaw Voice
Annalena Eisel | Contributor
Ever find yourself wondering if the food you’re about to buy is going to be the food for you?
Munching on snacks is good when you have food that will keep you filled for classes and is also affordable and tasty. Here are some options that can help you get through your busy day.
A family-owned chip business run in Traverse City that was founded by two guys who love snacking. Some personal favorites would be the Parmesan Ranch Style, especially if you like more of a garlicky flavor. If you like a more classic chip the Sea Salt Pepper & Onion flavor would be my recommendation.
If you want a bit of sweetness along with your lunch, the Peanut Butter Cup Cookie is an excellent choice. With a peanut butter cookie base and the richness of the chocolate peanut butter cups, it is not too sweet and doesn’t cause a sugar crash in the middle of your exam.
Recipe of the Week: Caprese SaladThis week’s recipe consists of healthy ingredients to make an Italian classic recipe you can pack with you anywhere or make as a midnight snack!
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Laly Galvan, a nursing student, is enjoying her chicken Caesar salad for lunch. Galvan said she got her salad at The Spot Grill salad bar. Courtney Prielipp | The Washtenaw Voice
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