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Hello Everyone and WELCOME!


 We are a group of 5 university students from Sydney, Australia. You can find out more information about each of us personally below, but together we seek to enlighten you with our food experiences.

 On a tight budget, we aim to share quick and easy recipes, scope-out cheap feeds and divulge our food havens that are worth saving your pennies for.
So, if like us, you find yourself short on change, whether it be from a big weekend out on the town, minimal time to work and earn a living, having too much fun at Uni everyday or for another other reason, our blog might just be the cherry on top of your Sundae. 
Here at Student Food Source, we understand your cravings and think you should be privy to all the delicious fun we get up to!
Pop in once a week for a bit of Tender Food Support from your caring Student Food Source  and follow us on twitter @ISYS1002FOOD for instant access into our lives as foodies!


MEET THE TEAM


Name: Samara Lee-Sung

Age: 19
Nationality: half Chinese/half Australian
Studying: Bachelor of Arts with a Major in Japanese Studies
Favourite Food: Cake
Interesting Fact: I have three tattoos
Name: Jasleen U
Age: 19
Nationality: Indian 
Studying: Bachelor of Psychology 
Favourite Food: Shahi Paneer
Interesting Fact: I somewhat have a photographic memory



Name: Fahad Rashidi
Age: 20
Nationality: Pakistani
Studying: Bachelor of Engineering with Bachelor of Commerce
Favourite Food: Biryani
Interesting Fact: I love jumping off cliffs
 



Name: Ramis Ansari
Age: 20
Nationality: Pakistani
Studying: Bachelor of Business Administration with a Bachelor of Commerce - Professional Accounting 
Favourite Food: Butter Chicken 
Interesting Fact: I'm colourblind 



Name: Alysse Scotton
Age: 23
Nationality: Australian
Studying: Bachelor of Primary Education with 
Bachelor of Arts majoring in Early Childhood
Favourite Food: Chicken Vermicelli Bowl
Interesting Fact: I grew up on a farm in northern NSW, and had a pet kangaroo, pig and emu
Location: Sydney NSW, Australia

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