Student Living

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Tips for sharing a kitchen at uni

Whether you’re dodging a flatmate’s overflowing pot of pasta or bonding over late-night snack runs, sharing a kitchen at uni brings all sorts of new experiences. Here are a few tips for sharing a kitchen and keeping things in order.

ByAmelia. A
2 December 2024
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