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Food delivery services offer students variety

July 29, 2013 by Kelly Martinek 1 Comment

Senior Esther Seawell enjoys the remains of an Insomnia Cookies “Major Rager” in her dorm room.  Kelly Martinek/ Photo.
Senior Esther Seawell enjoys the remains of an Insomnia Cookies “Major Rager” in her dorm room. Kelly Martinek/ Photo.

Got a late night craving?  Need a break from the Vista?  Several easy-to-use food delivery services exist in East Lansing for these exact reasons, to satisfy students’ every culinary need.

Grub Hub
How to Order: Build your order online at www.grubhub.com.
What do they serve? Just about everything.  Grub Hub allows users to pick a local restaurant and build an order online, then they deliver it right to Shaw’s front doors.
Quick Tip: Order early.  Delivery times can be vague and unreliable, and ordering food early ensures that no one gets stuck outside Shaw after the 10 p.m. curfew.

Insomnia Cookies
How to Order: Call 877-63-COOKIE (877-632-6654) or order online at www.insomniacookies.com.
What do they serve? Cookies, brownies, ice cream.
Quick Tip: Share! A larger order, like the 18-cookie assortment the “Major Rager,” costs less per cookie, and the $20 price tag won’t eat up nearly as much cash when split with a roommate or a few friends.

Schwan’s
How to Order: Order online at www.schwans.com.
What do they serve? Groceries, fresh produce, pre-made meals.
Quick Tip: Know your limits.  Don’t order too much food; without a refrigerator, leftovers will sit in a hot dorm all night and will more than likely be unappetizing by morning.

Filed Under: Featured Multimedia, News Briefs Tagged With: food, food delivery, food delivery service in east lansing, grub hub, insomnia cookies, MIPA, MIPA camp, mipa workshop, mipa2013, order, The Upstart

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  1. Joanne says

    July 29, 2013 at 9:56 pm

    Wow, they think of everything!!! Hope the mipa students brought lots of cash. Very informative and useful, yum.

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