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Davis Centre: Sushi...in so many ways!

Wednesday, July 10, 2019 by Micaela Kelly

Our third concept going into DC BYTES is... ROLLTATION!

Fun name! What's Rolltation all about?

Rolltation is Toronto's premier sushi burrito restaurant, and we at University of Waterloo will have the FIRST Rolltation outside of Toronto...ever!

So, it makes sushi burritos?

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Hydration 101

Monday, July 8, 2019 by Nicole Pin

Hydration 101

Being well hydrated means that we are taking in enough fluids to replace those lost through sweat, breathing and normal body functions. This is especially important in the summer because heat and humidity can significantly increase fluid losses — especially if you’re spending a lot of time outdoors.

Davis Centre: Hakka What?

Wednesday, July 3, 2019 by Micaela Kelly

This week we are so excited to share another station that will be featured in the new DC BYTES! Replacing the old burger station is.. Hakka Wok!

HAKKA WHAAAT?????

Hakka Wok!

Hakka Wok will be a made to order noodle, stir fry, curry and noodle soup bar where you can get fresh, delicious and totally made for you Asian style meals.

What are some of the dishes you'll be cooking up?

Where did all the Tim Hortons go?!

Wednesday, June 26, 2019 by Micaela Kelly

There were TWO Tim Hortons in the Davis Centre and now there are NONE, what is happening?

In order to offer more choice and options to you, we are making some changes. The Tim Hortons what was next to the old Bon Appetit (now DC BYTES) is being converted into a new beverage franchise. We will update you more on that in the future.

What's going on in the Davis Centre?

Tuesday, June 18, 2019 by Micaela Kelly

You may have seen the boarded up walls, you may have heard some banging around. And now, BOTH Tim Hortons and Bon Appetit are closed! What's the deal?

Food Services is working hard to bring you awesome, innovative and new concepts that will tickle your taste buds and leave you with that warm, full feeling we all crave.

So, what's happening?

Nutrition and Sleep Part 2: How to Eat for Better Sleep

Friday, May 31, 2019 by Nicole Pin

This is the second part of our blog series on Nutrition and Sleep. In our last post, we talked about how a lack of sleep can impact our appetite, energy and cravings. In this post we will review some tips for eating well for sleep.

Nutrition and Sleep Part 1: Sleep, Appetite and Energy

Thursday, May 9, 2019 by Nicole Pin

This is the first of a 2 part blog series on Nutrition and Sleep. This first post, will talk about how sleep impacts our bodies from a nutrition perspective.

Food Waste Reduction through our Pay by Weight System

Monday, April 22, 2019 by Divjot Singh

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According to the Commission for Environmental Cooperation, Canada is one of the worst countries in the world when it comes to food waste. About 40% of the food produced in Canada is wasted, that’s $31 billion in food waste! This food waste further goes to landfills and generates methane, a gas that is 25 times more hazardous for the environment than carbon dioxide!

How can buying locally benefit the environment?

Friday, April 5, 2019 by Divjot Singh

Local food is food that is grown within a geographical region that is considered local to your specific area. This can be food grown in your city, neighbourhood, or home! There are various health and economic benefits of buying locally grown food. For instance, it promotes food safety and supports the local economy, but have you ever wondered how buying local could benefit the environment?

Environmental Benefits of a Vegan Diet

Friday, March 22, 2019 by Divjot Singh

Have you ever wondered how a plant-based diet could help combat global warming? The greatest contributor to the cause is human activity, to reduce this we often do small daily tasks such as taking the bus or walking to campus instead of driving, but changing your diet to one that’s vegan is a whole different way to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions, conserve water, and even protect habitats and species.

Reduction in Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHGs)