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10 Things Every College Kitchen Needs

Ramen Noodles: Because let's face it, we really are super broke and hungry all of the time.

Cally Glass

Dec 13, 2016

Shorter University

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1. Coffee

Sometimes I don't just want coffee. . . I need it. Most days, especially for my 8 AM's, it's the only thing that keeps me awake. Thank you, coffee, for never letting me down.

2. Eggs

You don't realize how much of a necessity eggs can be until you wake up on a Saturday morning and realize that you missed the breakfast hours in the CAF. And your roommate is already in the kitchen cooking a nice, hot omelet for you.

3. A Water Filter

Because when the first time you use your sink and brownish looking water comes out, you're just not all that sure how safe the water is.

4. Coconut Oil

This can easily replace oil and butter and it's healthier for you.

5. Cherry Limeade Drink Mix

Water and coffee can only satisfy you for so long until you just have to have something else. That's when Cherry Limeade comes to save the day.

6. A Bulk-Size Box of Muffin Mix

These things are something that I just now realized that has the ability to absolutely save your life because these can easily be turned into pancakes or a small cake or really anything you want that you can google and bake. Pure genius.

7. Cheese

Ever been cooking and realize you didn't have any of the best ingredient? Yeah, same here. And what was that best ingredient? Of course, it was the cheese.

8. Milk & Bread

What are the two main things that are bought when there is a storm coming? Milk and bread. Both of which have to be on this list and they absolutely have to be counted together.

9. Some form of fruit

Good fruit is rare in the CAF so make sure you beg your parents to buy you some next time they come and visit you

10. Ramen Noodles

Because let's face it, we really are super broke and hungry all of the time.

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