Whats your comfort food

Specialun

Potato waffles for me. I dont know why but when im pi55ed off or just having a bad day them seem to pick me up

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

Specialun wrote: »

Potato waffles for me. I dont know why but when im pi55ed off or just having a bad day them seem to pick me up

Does beer count as food?

rawn

Spicy tomato soup with a nice crispy bread roll, buttered with with a packet of King.

Toast and tea

molly09

Pizza, crisps and coke

Aint Eazy Being Cheezy

Sausage, egg, beans & chips. White bread & butter. Mug of tay.

God I haven't had potato waffles in years and years.

catallus

What about all the starving people in the world OP?

Did you think about them when you started this?

catallus

catallus wrote: »

What about all the starving people in the world OP?

Did you think about them when you started this?

I don't think they have potato waffles.

Day Lewin

Cheese and chocolate. (not together!)

The Backwards Man

Could eat toast til the cows come home.

catallus

Deleted User wrote: »

I don't think they have potato waffles.

No, Whoopsie, I think we can be sure they don't!

But that's the point isn't it, we sit here giving out about comfort food and drop down tabs and who thinks about them?!

Super-Rush

Potatoes.

Super-Rush

Or egg in a cup.

Specialun

Deleted User wrote: »

God I haven't had potato waffles in years and years.

No time like the present

Aongus Von Bismarck

A Croque Monsieur. Two slices of good sourdough, organic black ham, thick cut slices of Gubbeen, topped with a béchamel sauce with just a hint of nutmeg added.

I'd enjoy this (very) occasionally with a good Dunkelweizen.

downwesht

A pair of boiled eggs and toast mmmmmmmm

marklazarcovic

chocolate ..almost any kind

Guy:Incognito

All of it.

dmc17

downwesht wrote: »

A pair of boiled eggs and toast mmmmmmmm

That's my breakfast most days

e_e

Cool Ranch Dorito's with spicy salsa.

Specialun

Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: »

A Croque Monsieur. Two slices of good sourdough, organic black ham, thick cut slices of Gubbeen, topped with a béchamel sauce with just a hint of nutmeg added.

I'd enjoy this (very) occasionally with a good Dunkelweizen.

So you like a ham and cheese sambo

MathDebater

Bacon fries. I can eat packet upon packet of them sexual bastids.un

Slydice

How has nobody said Ice Cream yet??! o_0

Satori Rae

Crisps....crisps....crisps......

Yeboah

Salt and vinegar sticks

catallus

catallus wrote: »

No, Whoopsie, I think we can be sure they don't!

But that's the point isn't it, we sit here giving out about comfort food and drop down tabs and who thinks about them?!

You, it would seem.

MRnotlob606

Texas BBQ pringles mmmm.

Tangatagamadda Chaddabinga Bonga Bungo

Ass.

O.A.P

Pizza I cannot say no to a slice of it ever.

Super-Rush

Super-Rush wrote: »

Or egg in a cup.

Guggy egg. Had it today and yesterday for brekkie following its discussion in another thread

Archeron

Spaghetti hoops on toast

Super-Rush

Deleted User wrote: »

Guggy egg. Had it today and yesterday for brekkie following its discussion in another thread

I have been trying to remember that term for it for months but was too embarrassed to ask anyone.

Links234

Katsudon is just the ultimate comfort food for me, so incredibly tasty

Which reminds me, I really need to cook it again soon

Robsweezie

Calzone pizza

Spanish Eyes

creamy mashed potato piled high, well in the centre big knob of buttter, lots of salt.....drool.

Phoebas

The Backwards Man wrote: »

Could eat toast til the cows come home.

Then burgers.

Aongus Von Bismarck

Links234 wrote: »

Katsudon is just the ultimate comfort food for me, so incredibly tasty

Which reminds me, I really need to cook it again soon

Japanese food tends to be associated with sushi, sashimi and ramen. One tends to forget all the other treasures that extraordinary cuisine has produced.

To Elland Back

Thai green beef curry

LadyAthame

Toast ...or sandwiches.

Links234

Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: »

Japanese food tends to be associated with sushi, sashimi and ramen. One tends to forget all the other treasures that extraordinary cuisine has produced.

People don't know how varied Japanese cuisine is. Best food I've ever eaten in my life by far was in Japan, and I don't even like sushi all that much

MissFlitworth

Avocado on toast or chips, gravy & cheese. Or a jambon if everything is truly f*cked.

whupdedo

Deleted User wrote: »

God I haven't had potato waffles in years and years.

You should , they're waffally versatile.............

skinnie

Sausage rolls

eternal

Curry chips.

lulu1

catallus wrote: »

What about all the starving people in the world OP?

Did you think about them when you started this?

Dont start

lulu1

Deleted User wrote: »

Guggy egg. Had it today and yesterday for brekkie following its discussion in another thread

This makes me laugh A few months ago I asked my teenage children if they wanted a guggy they hadn't a clue what I was talking about.
I was killing myself laughing but as usual they were not amused

Pumpkinseeds

Tinned wild red Alaskan salmon with spring onions mixed together with lashings of mayo and spread on buttered pumpkinseed rolls.

Crisps, too many damn crisps.

Aongus Von Bismarck

Links234 wrote: »

People don't know how varied Japanese cuisine is. Best food I've ever eaten in my life by far was in Japan, and I don't even like sushi all that much

I'd fully agree. Japan is a country that is truly obsessed about food. The quality of the food in even a local neighbourhood restaurant is fantastic. For such a modern and industrialised economy they really seem to have rejected the idea of having the equivalent of Pallas Foods deliver pre-cooked meals to the doors of their restaurants.

As an addendum; the best 'classic' French food I've ever had by some margin was in a restaurant in Kyoto. It was the perfect meal for about the same price as you'd pay in a very mediocre place in Paris.

Inventive User Name

Peanut butter!

BrowmThomas

Cadburys Chocolate -sad/hormonal/tired/angry/annoyed/happy

Shepards Pie - (homemade) - recovering from illness.