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Fox & Fig: How Savannah’s only fully-vegan restaurant found its niche

Clay Ehmke, the co-owner, can be seen working in the kitchen through a small window to the back of the Savannah-based restaurant on the corner of Habersham Street, just some feet away from Troup Square park. Potted plants can be found on almost every...

May 1, 2019  By Elizabeth Gross   Posted In  Cuisine & Culture  Features  Food 
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Brinner: It’s What’s for Dinner

Fall is now synonymous with pumpkin spice EVERYTHING. You can partly thank Starbucks for starting this trend in 2003 with the unveiling of the beloved pumpkin spice latte. Since then, many of the mainstream brands have jumped on the bandwagon with...

October 30, 2017  By Dana Lark   Posted In  Cuisine & Culture  Food 
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What a “Haunt” Mess You’ll Be After These Cocktails

When Halloween time comes around to this cat-infested city, the students of Georgia Southern go from dumb drunks, to even dumber drunks in costumes. It’s a miraculous transformation. There is always something going on, whether it’s a house party...

October 19, 2017  By Araya Jackson   Posted In  Cuisine & Culture  Food 
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Southern Family Recipes

Whether it’s the smell of Nana’s fried chicken, blueberry pancakes every Saturday morning, or hot chocolate with melting marshmallows, fond memories are often associated with culinary delights. Food is an integral part of culture and history, and it always...

October 4, 2017  By Brooke Thompson   Posted In  Community  Cuisine & Culture  Food 
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I Tried the Dr. Oz Detox Cleanse, Here’s What Happened

The detox craze has been alive for quite some time. Everywhere I look, I see solicitation for some three-day, five-day, or seven-day detox or cleanse. After relentlessly scrolling past them in my Pinterest feed for easily a year, I decided to give one the old college...

October 2, 2017  By Dana Lark   Posted In  Cuisine & Culture  Fitness  Food  Health & Fitness 
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Reflector Reviews: Del Sur

Four reporters, four restaurants, and one tasty journey to unfold and unveil the new flavors to hit the Statesboro market. *insert dramatic story music* It was the Reflector’s mission to hit the new restaurants to come to the Statesboro community,...

August 24, 2017  By Araya Jackson   Posted In  Community  Cuisine & Culture  Food 
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Reflector Reviews: Soul Food

Tucked away off the beaten path of South Main St. is a wonderful new spot where you can get mama’s home cooking without stepping foot outside of Statesboro. Soul Food Restaurant, formerly known as Sisters, has recently gotten out from under...

August 18, 2017  By Brooke Thompson   Posted In  Community  Cuisine & Culture  Food 
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Reflector Reviews: Nonna Picci

After the Statesboro Applebee’s announced its closing in April, an old saying was proven true: When one door closes another door opens… or in this case: four doors. Now let’s take a collective breath and get the hard part out of the way first:...

August 17, 2017  By Dana Lark   Posted In  Community  Cuisine & Culture  Food 
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Eating Healthy: Kick Start Your New Year’s Resolution

New year, new you. It is 2017, so it is time to make some changes. We tell ourselves we will exercise more and eat better, but it’s hard, right? Here is a healthy recipe of Quinoa Chicken Parmesan, an easy snack idea, and tips to help you kick start...

January 19, 2017  By Brooke Thompson   Posted In  Cuisine & Culture  Food  Uncategorized 
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What Does ‘Organic’ Even Mean?

‘Organic’ seems to be a food trend outlasting even ‘gluten-free’ and if I’m being completely honest, I’m totally on board. Anything stamped with an “organic” label and a $2 upcharge goes straight into my grocery cart with a metaphorical...

April 22, 2016  By Cheryl Nuzum   Posted In  Community  Food 
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