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- Crystal H.
- Vancouver, BC
- 2204 friends
- 1030 reviews
-Tomato Soup and a grilled cheese sandwich
-Japanese noodles (yes from an instant packet), bok choy, and lots of real chicken broth (not from the packet) - hung over or post bar
-Banana Split (especially using Ramsay's ultra quick recipe in Fast Food abcnews.go.com/GMA/recip…)11/18/2009 -
- Pia W.
- Vancouver, BC
- 51 friends
- 91 reviews
-yam fries
-mashed potatoes
-chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream
-sauteed mushrooms
-clam chowder
...and the list continues
It really depends what mood I'm in as well :-)11/18/2009 -
- Rachael T.
- Toronto, ON
- 342 friends
- 581 reviews
3. French fries
2. milk and cookies (or ice cream)
1. APPLE PIE11/18/2009 -
- Pia W.
- Vancouver, BC
- 51 friends
- 91 reviews
YES! PIE! I love pies
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- Dave S.
- Coquitlam, BC
- 65 friends
- 80 reviews
definately grill cheese and muchroom soup
and hotdogs and molases beans mmmmmmmmmmmmmm
that was pretty much my childhood heheh11/18/2009 -
- Lex C.
- Coquitlam, BC
- 25 friends
- 27 reviews
- Homemade Chicken Noodle soup
- Mashed potatoes with tons of butter and gravy
- Chocolate cake (with milk)
And yeah, grilled cheese... with a pickle.
Basically anything I ate when I was six.11/18/2009 -
- Reena M.
- Greater Vancouver A, BC
- 311 friends
- 923 reviews
-Alphaghetti and buttered toast
-Mom's daal with extra peanuts and basmati rice
-Nesquick cereal and milk11/18/2009 -
- Michael C.
- Vancouver, BC
- 71 friends
- 220 reviews
Homemade Macaroni and Cheese, Spicy chilli with beef and jalapenos, HK minced beef congee with Chinese doughnut.
11/19/2009 -
- Crystal H.
- Vancouver, BC
- 2204 friends
- 1030 reviews
@ Michael - congee and chinese doughnut is definitely on my list too, with chicken, good douse of green onion, peanuts and soy.
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- Katie F.
- Vancouver, BC
- 250 friends
- 863 reviews
Mmm, comfort food is awesome on a icky day like today!
Mine are:
- Grilled cheese with fries
- Lasagna
- Fresh batch of brownies and milk11/25/2009 -
- Jenni B.
- Manhattan, United States
- 157 friends
- 471 reviews
Mine:
1 garlic and cheese chips.
2 peanut butter chocolate (insert any item here)
And....
3. Vodka.11/25/2009 -
- Danielle L.
- Vancouver, BC
- 2 friends
- 0 reviews
A huge pot of udon with wontons...
Lots of long spaghetti noodles with tons of garlic and olive oil
Sourdough bread
yam fries and ketchup11/26/2009 -
- Christine R.
- New Westminster, BC
- 296 friends
- 841 reviews
cheese n pasta, cheese n pasta, yep me too: homemade mac and cheese, tuna casserole, and for that 70s vibe, my mom's baked pork chops in a sticky sauce with buttered rice.
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- Chicken Wing P.
- New Westminster, BC
- 10 friends
- 23 reviews
Fried chicken (currently love: LA Chicken in Richmond No 5 Rd)
Pringles chips - regular flavor
Any type of noodles in soup11/27/2009 -
- Samuel A.
- Vancouver, BC
- 159 friends
- 369 reviews
Why stop at 3?
1: Chicken Fried Steak (must be as big as my head - yelp.com/biz/de-weses-ti…)
2. Katsu Curry (the katsu doesn't have to be as big as my head, but there needs to be two pieces of katsu)
3. Ramen (not the instant (heartattack) variety - the real thing - preferably from Hikari Ramen in Ikebukuro - Tokyo)
My two bonus picks:
4. Spaghetti and Meatballs x 5
5. Bellagio Buffet
I'm not really a sweet tooth.
6. TV dinners (I used to buy the .99 ghetto banquet ones while at school in the states and when I had cash went for the 2 for $7 Marie Callendars ones)
OK, I'll stop.11/27/2009 -
- Lou K.
- Vancouver, BC
- 1 friend
- 16 reviews
Fish and chips
Steak and kidney pie (with chips/fries)
Southern fried chicken (with chips/fries)
Lamb curry - eaten with the hands
Pulled tea - extra sweet but I don't think I've ever found it here in Vancouver11/27/2009 -
- Natasha L.
- New York, United States
- 32 friends
- 188 reviews
Muffins (but not chain-store oversweetened, plasticky tasting ones)
Yam fries
Pork chop with rice (Taiwanese style)
Cheese toast ( Harvati or Edam plus cheddar and mozzarella)11/28/2009 -
- Andy H.
- Vancouver, BC
- 25 friends
- 79 reviews
1. Rice with sardines
2. Rice with butter and sea salt.
3. Fresh bread and butter.11/28/2009 -
- Gina I.
- Vancouver, BC
- 178 friends
- 478 reviews
1. Cream of wheat with honey
2. Mashed potatoes
3. Mac N' Cheese (the superstore brand and then I mix with hotdogs and veggies, mmm)11/29/2009 -
- Gersham M.
- Vancouver, BC
- 41 friends
- 88 reviews
1. Mashed Potatoes and Gravy
2. See above (hey, I'm Irish!)
3. A hearty beef stew with a rich, thick red wine gravy... And, er, potatoes.11/29/2009 -
- Alexandria M.
- Peebles, United Kingdom
- 51 friends
- 135 reviews
3. my homemade mac & cheese, made with sharp cheddar and baked with toasted breadcrumbs.
2. peanut butter and jelly sandwich with a glass of milk.
1. spaghetti and meatballs, with big dollops of ricotta on top.11/29/2009 -
- Peter S.
- Vancouver, BC
- 186 friends
- 411 reviews
Mashed Potatoes swimming in butter and homemade gravy
Pork Chops baked with Cream of Mushroom Soup (thanks Mom)
Grilled cheese, but with a mix of Balderson Old Cheddar and Asiago
This was a bad talk thread to look at right before class. I am soooooooooooo frikkin hungry now.11/30/2009 -
- Allison F.
- Aurora, United States
- 89 friends
- 422 reviews
red river breakfast cereal with equal parts brown sugar and soya milk
chicken pot pie
chicken tortellini soup with lots of parmesan and fresh cracked pepper
yum yum yum!11/30/2009 -
- Kevin L.
- Surrey, BC
- 287 friends
- 7 reviews
A good Hamburger!!
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- Reena M.
- Greater Vancouver A, BC
- 311 friends
- 923 reviews
I just found out today that the Campbell's wild mushroom condensed soup isn't too bad. There are huge chunks of wild mushrooms in there with a real texture! And it was somewhat tasty. LOL--don't judge me!
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- Deanna S.
- Kitsilano, Vancouver, BC
- 2 friends
- 0 reviews
Depends on the time of the day...
1. PHO...less noodles more broth with chili oil
2. Egg Mcmuffins and hashbrowns
3. Jumbo sized MISO soup with Sriracha and rice mixed in12/2/2009 -
- Deanna S.
- Kitsilano, Vancouver, BC
- 2 friends
- 0 reviews
Oops....I just realized mine are all 3 HANGOVER comfort foods.
Burgoo would be my all time comfort food spot!12/2/2009 -
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- Alisa B.
- Seattle, United States
- 84 friends
- 409 reviews
mmm yummy stuff so far... I vote on
Beef Stroganoff with spaetzle (like mom makes lol)
Yaki Udon with chick and bonito flake
Pot roast plain and simple12/4/2009 -
- Daniella F.
- Vancouver, BC
- 84 friends
- 5 reviews
- Grilled Cheese Sandwich and vegetarian chilli !!!!
- Egg and cheese biscuit (not sure if you can get them around here...)
- Chocolate cake.... mmmmmmmmm12/6/2009 -
- Christine C.
- Victoria, BC
- 43 friends
- 0 reviews
Starving at 1am and can't sleep.... so I run across this thread. Gah
Tomato soup with corn in it.
When I was little we were a little "poor" and for a time we had tomato soup for dinner every night. Once a week we'd have corn in it and it was sooo special. Strange that I love it so much to this day.12/7/2009 -
- Crystal H.
- Vancouver, BC
- 2204 friends
- 1030 reviews
I had a porkchop with mustard seed sauce on it last night... adding it to my list!
12/7/2009 -
- Peter S.
- Vancouver, BC
- 186 friends
- 411 reviews
@ lil miss bossy - Same here, except Mom mixed it up with cream of mushroom some days, and tomato the next. Sometimes we had grilled cheese with Kraft singles. Mmmmmmmmmmm
12/7/2009 -
- Christine C.
- Victoria, BC
- 43 friends
- 0 reviews
@ two plank - yay for not being the only one! Some nights though it would be pea soup, which for me is nothing short of vomit. Sitting at the table for an hour, not allowed to leave until I ate it was not exactly comforting. A little more like torture actually. Why on earth did parents ever do that? I'm going to call my mama right now and ask her. Effed up I tell you.
12/8/2009 -
- Crystal H.
- Vancouver, BC
- 2204 friends
- 1030 reviews
@ little miss bossy (when did we start calling one another by our nicknames? :p)
Ewwww... pea soup - but then again... I had Indish's pea soup a month or so ago - and I gotta say, blown away! yelp.ca/biz/indishpensab…12/10/2009 -
- Kev R.
- Vancouver, BC
- 13 friends
- 52 reviews
I'm drooling.
-Macaroni and cheese
-pizza
-Ice Cream12/10/2009 -
- Natasha L.
- New York, United States
- 32 friends
- 188 reviews
have to add a tub of TCBY
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- Kelly M.
- Vancouver, BC
- 43 friends
- 5 reviews
Cheesecake mmmm
Pizza
Mini doughnuts
Enchiladas12/10/2009 -
- Ken D.
- Vancouver, BC
- 0 friends
- 0 reviews
Toad in the hole! just like my mum used to make!!!
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- Maha E.
- Richmond, BC
- 35 friends
- 58 reviews
Deep fried banana with mango and coconut ice-cream.
Nutella, straight-up on a spoon.
Warm apple cider.12/12/2009 -
Phad Thai (not sure why... but it is.)
Good chocolate
Tomato soup + grilled cheese12/13/2009 -
- Luisa D.
- Vancouver, BC
- 261 friends
- 478 reviews
Bacon
Pasta
Dim Sun12/13/2009 -
- Luisa D.
- Vancouver, BC
- 261 friends
- 478 reviews
Ugh. I mean Dim Sum. Of course.
12/13/2009 -
- Katy H.
- Seattle, United States
- 4843 friends
- 1987 reviews
Just thinking of comfort foods makes me hungry!
I'd steal Crystal's idea for tomato soup and a grilled cheese! I also love cereal and bologna sandwiches. I'm pretty easy to please!12/13/2009 -
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- Steven N.
- Vancouver, BC
- 407 friends
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Hmmmmmmm
My first post in a forum but in terms of three comfort foods, I'll have to go with the following
Warm Apple Crumble with a scoop of Vanilla ice Cream
Nice hot piping bowl of Pho done just right
Can of Campbell Chunky Soup - yes... Campbell's Chunky Soup.12/14/2009 -
- Christine C.
- Victoria, BC
- 43 friends
- 0 reviews
@Sippin wine on vacation time - two plank started it. I will keep an open mind that somebody somewhere out there could possibly make a pea soup I didn't hate. Possibly....
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- Janice F.
- Vancouver, BC
- 225 friends
- 430 reviews
Chunky soup (like beef, or chicken noodle) with a chunk of cheese melted in the middle.
Instant noodle without the soup base. Just drain out the water and add the MSG :)
Mashed potatoes, lotsa butter and cheese12/15/2009 -
- Sonya R.
- Burnaby, BC
- 35 friends
- 73 reviews
Bananas or plantains fried in butter and brown sugar
Beef or potato pelmeni with sour cream and chives
Borsch
For a remedy from the cold, I combine milk, an egg and honey and microwave it, cures it all.
As a drink, apple cider or a hot toddy.12/15/2009 -
- Kev R.
- Vancouver, BC
- 13 friends
- 52 reviews
Because of this "talk" I've just had a grilled cheese sandwich (with ham) and tomato soup 2 nights in a row...Mmmm...comfort food.
12/15/2009 -
- Katy H.
- Seattle, United States
- 4843 friends
- 1987 reviews
@Kvn R. - that's hilarious! Me too! Well - not two nights in a row. But I was inspired to have it last night.
What about a yummy PBnJ? MMMM... I miss those too! I need to go grocery shopping. :)12/16/2009 -
- Katy H.
- Seattle, United States
- 4843 friends
- 1987 reviews
Oh - I just ate some sorbet too. Another great comfort food. Pomegranate gelatto is amaaaazing!
12/22/2009 -
- Michael C.
- Vancouver, BC
- 71 friends
- 220 reviews
I avoid microwaving due to changes in molecular structures that alters taste and I don't think it's very healthy. I love cream of carrot soup made from scratch but yes tomato soup is also nice.
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- Geoff G.
- Vancouver, BC
- 18 friends
- 48 reviews
@Michael - re Microwaving - Have you done a double-blind test?
If I warmed two identical portions of soup, one in the microwave, and one on the stove top, and poured them into identical bowls, and did this ten times, you'd be able to taste the difference ten times out of ten?12/22/2009 -
- Michael C.
- Vancouver, BC
- 71 friends
- 220 reviews
interesting Geoff I don't know if I could pull off 10/10 but 7 out of 10 minimum I think I could do it. I especially think I can with pasta or noodles.lol.
12/22/2009 -
- Kevin L.
- Surrey, BC
- 287 friends
- 7 reviews
a good ol' hamburger for me!
12/22/2009 -
- Roanna Z.
- Vancouver, BC
- 363 friends
- 1057 reviews
Fantasy or reality? My fantasy comfort foods are:
Butter Chicken.
Pizza. (or next morning fried egg on pan re-heated slice.) -weird but true.
Cheeseburger.
My reality comfort foods are:
Taco's (crispy corn) with lactose free cheese, and shredded lettuce.
(Corn or Rice) Spaghetti with tomato garlic, and basil meat sauce.
French Fries.
Flank Steak over greens.12/23/2009 -
- Maya R.
- Vancouver, BC
- 5 friends
- 24 reviews
My top 3 comfort foods:
SpAGETTI !
anything ChocolatE!
a BIG mac!
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But I try not to eat food for comfort... I eat them when I'm hungry! of course I still eat for the calming affect somethimes12/24/2009 -
- Anthony C.
- Lincoln, United States
- 262 friends
- 137 reviews
1. Mom's Colombian potato soup with a poached egg.
2. Pasta - almost any kind
3. Red Wine (the fine kind)12/24/2009 -
1. macaroni in chicken broth with shredded processed ham and peas
2. Double Big Mac
3. steamed egg custard (with chicken eggs, salted duck eggs and century eggs) on rice12/24/2009 -
- Katy H.
- Seattle, United States
- 4843 friends
- 1987 reviews
Just thought of this talk thread. It's 12am and I am headed to the grocery store to make a late night run. Doesn't a coke float sound awesome? YUM!! Or... maybe a coffee one?
PS - why am I craving caffeine this late at night? Not good. Someone stop me!12/28/2009 -
- Rajan S.
- Vancouver, BC
- 125 friends
- 68 reviews
1. Pho Vietnamese Noodle Soup
2. Chana (Indian Curried Chickpeas) and Rice
3. Prantha (Indian stuffed flat bread)12/28/2009 -
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- Katy H.
- Seattle, United States
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Oh!! Nutella and banana sounds delicious. This thread keeps causing me to go to the store and binge on comfort foods!
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