What’s your favorite comfort food?

[JohnJohn]

Hey folks! Quick question—what’s your favorite comfort food? I’m in need of some good suggestions. Mine’s a classic mac ‘n’ cheese, but I'm open to trying new things. Any regional specialties I should know about?

[Ian]

Oh, mac ‘n’ cheese is a good one! For me, nothing beats a hearty bowl of clam chowder. Grew up in New England, so it’s a staple around here. Anyone else here love chowder, or am I the odd one out?

[Damon]

Clam chowder? Blimey, that’s interesting! Over here in the UK, I’d say a proper Sunday roast with all the trimmings is my go-to comfort meal. Can’t beat it, especially with a a good and proper Yorkshire pudding . Anyone else into their roasts?

[Mojo]

Gotta say, I’m with John on the mac ‘n’ cheese. But if we’re talking comfort food, down here in the South, it's got to be chicken and waffles. Sweet and savory, y’all! What’s everyone’s take on mixing flavors like that?

[raj]

Hey John! Over in India, comfort food for me is always a steaming bowl of khichdi—rice and lentils cooked together with some spices. Simple, but it hits the spot every time .

[Bratt_Boy]

Mojo, I’ve never had chicken and waffles! Sounds like an interesting mix. I’m from down under, and for me, nothing beats a good meat pie. Perfect for a cozy evening. Also, Raj, I’ve had khichdi before—so soothing!

[dave33]

Meat pie is a ripper choice! But I’ve got to say, mate, a good ol’ Bunnings snag (sausage sizzle) is my ultimate comfort food. Simple, but bloody delicious. Anyone else keen on sausage sizzles?

[Lucy]

Oooh, gotta be garlic bread. Crispy outside, soft and buttery inside. No wonder I always have a smelly breathe lol!

[Karen]

You guys ever had poutine? It's a Canadian thing—fries, gravy, cheese curds. Sounds weird, but trust me, it's amazing.

[katie90]

You guys ever had poutine? It's a Canadian thing—fries, gravy, cheese curds. Sounds weird, but trust me, it's amazing.

Poutine? Seriously? Fries with gravy? Sounds like a soggy mess to me. I'll stick to my classic New York-style pizza, thank you very much.

[JimmyJazz]

You guys ever had poutine? It's a Canadian thing—fries, gravy, cheese curds. Sounds weird, but trust me, it's amazing.

Poutine? Seriously? Fries with gravy? Sounds like a soggy mess to me. I'll stick to my classic New York-style pizza, thank you very much.

Oi, poutine's actually pretty good if you give it a chance! But for me, nothing beats a full English breakfast. It's got everything you need to start your day right.

[Gary]

Full English is pretty solid, but what about some good ol' pho? Vietnamese noodle soup can be super comforting, especially when you're feeling under the weather.

[HowNowBrownCow]

I love pho, but I gotta say, a nice bowl of ramen hits the spot too. It's all about that broth, baby!

[Janey]

I'm more of a dessert person. Give me a warm apple pie with a scoop of vanilla ice cream any day.