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Sahasra Hanumiahgari

Reporter · US

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Oct 1, 2026
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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Sahasra Hanumiahgari

    The art of a shared fridge | The Daily Nexus (opens the original)

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    September is ending, and it’s become that time of year — the start of the new school year and Isla Vista is returning to its usual liveliness. As everyone is moving into their apartments, we remember just how central the kitchen and meals are to our lives. Not to sound corny, but the kitchen really is the heart of a home. Every day, I look forward to running into my roommates cooking their meals, eager to steal a bite or two. However, that’s not to say sharing a kitchen is all sunshine and rainb

  2. Article · Aug 27, 2026 · Sahasra Hanumiahgari

    Coming Soon: Makenna Koffee | The Daily Nexus (opens the original)

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    If you’ve walked down the Pardall tunnel in the past year, you’ve probably seen a banner featuring a hibiscus flower and blue text advertising the oh-so elusive Makenna Koffee Company. While it was initially expected to open last spring, the project was unfortunately significantly delayed. You know what they say though, good things are worth waiting for! I know I’m ready for this wait to be over and see just how good these drinks are. The manager is hoping the shop will open before the 2026-27 a

  3. Article · Aug 3, 2026 · Sahasra Hanumiahgari

    Back to the Bay: Sweet Maple | The Daily Nexus (opens the original)

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    To be honest, I’ve never been much of a brunch person. If someone mentions going out for brunch, the only place I think of is IHOP … However, this place in Walnut Creek has really shifted my perspective on the idea of brunch. Sweet Maple, “home of millionaire’s bacon and San Francisco’s most talked about brunch,” is a cozy brunch spot offering classic American breakfast foods with a slight Asian fusion. Located just a short walk away from Broadway Plaza, this restaurant looks so curated and well

  4. Article · Jul 17, 2026 · Sahasra Hanumiahgari

    The only chai recipe you’ll need | The Daily Nexus (opens the original)

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    At every coffee shop you go to, you will find “chai tea” (BTW, if you’re still calling it “chai tea,” you’re really just saying “tea tea.” Just chai!) on the menu and you can customize it in all kinds of ways, add syrups and espresso and whatever your heart desires. As yummy as that may be, none of these hold a torch to real, homemade masala (spice in Hindi) chai. Masala chai is spicy and aromatic, it’s the perfect pick-me-up for a tough day or to end a delicious meal. Every family has their own

  5. Article · Jul 17, 2026 · Sahasra Hanumiahgari

    Back to the Bay: Dish N Dash | The Daily Nexus (opens the original)

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    Santa Barbara has to be one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever been. Every morning I wake up and go outside, I’m reminded how lucky I am to go to school here. We have everything from the Santa Ynez Mountains to Del Playa to the Pacific Ocean. Despite all the beautiful views we have, Santa Barbara is still missing one thing: good Middle Eastern food (actually, I think Santa Barbara is missing a good representation of a lot of cuisines, but we’ll get into that). It’s not quite like the Bay Are

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