Commenters share their own childhood comfort-food indulgences
2 Sep 21 6:56 PM · 2d ago · 11 comments · 1 source · development 2 of 4
Replies pile up describing similar unpretentious meals from adulthood or childhood, from animal crackers and jelly beans to peanut M&Ms and 7-UP, framing the indulgence as widely relatable.
“And sometimes, I give my cardiologist the finger. Bon appetite.”
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We just had the same thing for dinner on Friday! My hubby and I are in our seventies...😂 #Nevertooold
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I love sloppy Joe’s. I make them once in a while and my wife evens likes them. Found this go to sloppy Joe recipe some time ago and it hasn’t failed me yet.
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4 course meal Bread Meat Potatoes & Ketchup Looks well balanced to me.
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It's Entirely Permissible For Us To Eat Like a 12-Year-Old Sometimes! (I think it's probably encouraged...🙃) Looks yum so enjoy 😎
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And sometimes, I give my cardiologist the finger. Bon appetite.
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Yes! This is how I eat Sloppy Joe's too.
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The only reason we're eating it now is because we DID eat it as a 12 year old. Addictionists understand that the first one is the buzz. Everything you do for the rest of your life is chasing after it.
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Except now we have sloppy joes without hamburger & instead of hamburger helper, its just helper. The 12 yo me doesnt care.
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You got that right! Crinkle fries, IMO, are the best. Cheers for a fabulous meal!
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