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Brown sugar toast. Cheap white bread, thick layer of butter, cover in brown sugar and put in the oven until the sugar melts (usually like 10 minutes). I'd never feed this to anyone else, but for me it's a combination comfort food/sugar bomb which I love (though rarely indulge in).

katie-kaboom , Food Report

Final score:

134points

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Kristy Marion 1 year ago

Gotta add cinnamon to the sugar!

139points

Buttered pasta with parmesan.

philbar , Zoran Borojevic Report

Final score:

101points

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1 year ago

this ones just normal

135points

Bored Panda reached out to the pediatric dietitian and feeding expert Rachel Rothman, MS, RD, CLEC, who is also the owner of Nutrition in Bloom, to find out what an expert thinks of comfort food. “I absolutely love the idea of comfort food,” Rachel told us. She believes that “food is so much more than nourishment, it's part of our culture, identity, history, AND provides comfort when we might need it most.”

Hamburger Helper Cheeseburger Macaroni. This got me through my 20s and I still crave it occasionally. Don't tell my cardiologist.

itwillmakesenselater , Jo Cooks Report

Final score:

77points

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Cerridwn d'Wyse 1 year ago

Stroganoff

26points

Dry ramen shaken up with the seasoning packet. I won't even let my husband see me eat it lmao.

MarzipanJoy-Joy , Markus Winkler Report

Final score:

72points

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Heather Resatz 1 year ago

We lived on this s**t in high school .. I never even cooked ramen noodles until my 30's!!

31points

SaltandVinegarBae , Hermes Rivera Report

Kraft max and cheese with cut up hotdogs or spam, and a generous splash of hot sauce.

Final score:

67points

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Red Hair Blue Soul 1 year ago

My son and I eat this all the time

24points

We asked whether comfort food can be healthy, and Rachel said that comfort food is different for everyone. “Healthy is so much more than the nutrition a food provides. I believe helping people form a healthy relationship with food is so important, and is so much more than nutrition,” the nutritionist explained.

She argues that food that provides comfort can be healthy in so many ways. “Comfort food typically evokes positive emotion, which is absolutely healthy in my book!”

Peanut butter pickle sandwich.

Project_863_subject5 , yeoz Report

Final score:

57points

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Rob Chapman 1 year ago

I've loved peanut butter & pickle sandwiches since I was a kid. Thanks dad. Last year, while my sister & her family were staying with me, I convinced my then 7 year old nephew (who hates everything) to try a piece of my sandwich. Next thing I know, he's making himself one. A proud uncle moment.

25points

Spoon burgers, my grandmother made these and I still crave them here and there. 1lb lean ground beef browned and drain plus one can of Campbell's chicken gumbo soup. Cook it down until the soup has almost completely absorbed into the meat to form a sauce and spoon onto a hamburger bun. Sounds nuts, but is so tasty.

Evilmonkeyman1 , Jessica Tan Report

Final score:

54points

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1 year ago

isn't that really similar to how sloppy joes are made?

88points

Crushed Doritos mixed with shredded lettuce, Catalina dressing, shredded cheese, and taco meat. With some hot sauce.

ZacFazz , Coffeefy Workafe Report

Final score:

47points

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MellonCollie 1 year ago

And that is bad because .. ?? Sounds pretty good to me!

31points

For Rachel, comfort food is all about something warm and filling. “My favorite comfort foods include tomato soup and grilled cheese, warm fresh-baked bread, and strawberry shortcake,” she said, and added that these are all foods that comfort her, make her smile, and bring her joy.

#10

Peanut butter straight from the jar.

exackerly Report

Final score:

47points

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Pittsburgh rare 1 year ago

Wait, doesn't everybody does this?!? A spoonful of crunchy PB.

30points

#11

Canned chili on rice with shredded cheese on top. We had this a lot growing up (very cheap for a family with a ton of kids) and I still love it.

-iCleanWater- , Scott Veg Report

Final score:

45points

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freakingbee (they/them) 1 year ago

chili is so good

14points

#12

I buy s**t frozen chicken nuggets shaped like dinosaurs and MICROWAVE them, then douse em in ketchup, leave me alone! They're horrible, and I love em.

PuppidVelids , Jason Lam Report

Final score:

43points

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Prairie Panda 1 year ago

That’s what I call an individualasaurus

22points

angelicism , Соломія Захарко Report

#13

Pigs in a blanket but like, embiggened. Hogs in a blanket. Two whole-a*s sausages wrapped in dough and baked. Maybe add some cheese in there.

I've never actually made these myself but they used to be a not-uncommon hot snack/drunk food in Rio several years ago and I'm currently back in Rio and they're nowhere to be found and I'm heartbroken.

Final score:

43points

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Emma S 1 year ago (edited)

We call them sausage rolls in the UK.

36points

Happy Onion 1 year ago

Mmm.. greggs sausage rolls....

11points

Karl Baxter 1 year ago (edited)

Except the filling is seasoned pork mince - rather than a nasty hotdog meat of uncertain origin

8points

Aroace tiger (she/they/he) 1 year ago

Are sausage rolls not everywhere???

2points

LokisLilButterknife 1 year ago

Mmm, I miss Gregg’s sausage rolls and pies after having to move to the US for work. I haven’t found anything equivalent here.

1point

Beruthiel45 1 year ago

And they are delicious. Num num.

0points

Rahul Pawa 1 year ago

I don't know where this word comes from, but those are called "kolaches" in Texas.

0points

Charlie the Cat 1 year ago

Pigs in blankets in the UK is sausage wrapped in bacon. The picture is sausage rolls.

10points

QuirkyKittyGirl 1 year ago

I used to make piggies in a blanket for my boys. Use the crescent rolls in a tube, beef hot dogs, and presliced sharp cheddar cheese. Cut halfway through the hot dog lengthwise, making a trench of sorts. Fold a cheese slice in half, and then in half again. Tuck the cheese into the trench. (At this point I like to add a little bit of finely chopped onion to mine.) Unroll and separate the rolls and lay them flat. Place a hotdog along the short side of the dough triangle, cheese side down. Carefully roll the dog in the dough, ending with the point centered, and making sure the cheese is contained, and place them on a baking tray, point up. I cook them for whatever the instructions on the dough say to do. Dipped in "Desi sauce" (ketchup/hot sauce mix, named after my bff) for the boys, or mustard for me, they're simply lovely.

4points

Stephanie Did It 1 year ago

Loving "embiggened!"

2points

Garry Cowan 1 year ago

Yip that's sausage rolls and they are VERY popular in the uk

2points

Pat Ucu 1 year ago

Yes haha, I can't get over the fact that they're just sausage rolls! You need to move to the UK, they're ubiquitous

1point

Fyslexic Duck 1 year ago

What else is there to do with Pillsbury crescent rolls but stick a hot dog in it?

1point

Mat Hall 1 year ago

https://www.greggs.co.uk/menu/product/sausage-roll-1000446

1point

Mam cymraeg 1 year ago

Y husband once actually made full on pigs in blanket with big sausages so much bacon and cheese as well we called them hogs in a quilt

0points

Beruthiel45 1 year ago

I live in Canada and praise the heavens Superstore and Safeway both sell sausage rolls. The quick and easy meal with just about anything you like when you forgot to thaw something. Snack. Lunch. Supper. Midnight snack.. 😋

0points

Ole Peder Amrud Hagen 1 year ago

This is Homer Simpson posting!

0points

laura lee 1 year ago

Kolache?

0points

Barbara Kelly 1 year ago

This is the name for a European pastry = yeast dough with a filling. The Kolache I know are made with a sweet yeast dough and fruit filling. The dough could be plain yeast dough with a savory filling. It would be a good way to extend the meat/poultry that is on hand.

0points

Bgray450 1 year ago

My mother called them pigs in a blanket and we lived for them.

0points

Hugh Cookson 1 year ago

Make them !!

0points

Klopec 1 year ago

Love, love, love!

0points

Beck 1 year ago (edited)

To the person on another post who asked about refrigerated biscuits-this is also one. Byt we used croissant bread (crescent rolls) which is almost the same.

0points

#14

Some of my starving twenties comfort foods still hit the spot, even though my husband and kids make fun of me if they catch me eating them.

Pizza bread- white bread, spaghetti sauce, American cheese. Pop in the oven until the cheese is melty and the bottom of the bread is toasty.

Bean burritos- canned refried beans, cheddar cheese,tortilla. Microwave until hot as lava, then eat with tomatoes & sour cream on top.
Spaghetti sandwiches- cold leftover spaghetti on buttered white bread.

MrsMickeyKnox , Shaken Together Report

Final score:

42points

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Red Hair Blue Soul 1 year ago

Spaghetti sandwiches got me through college

21points

#15

Hostes "Chocolate" covered donuts... There is no way that coating is anyway near actual chocolate and they are waxy, dry, and frankly kind of gross.... Yet sometimes I just want to eat a whole packet....

LostAbbott Report

Final score:

41points

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GoGoPDX 1 year ago (edited)

I used to love those! But now if I crave them I usually grab the Entenmanns ones, they are a step up, and if I really want a treat the Franz has a version that is the best! (Franz is a PNW bread company based out of Portland)

9points

barryandorlevon , Valeria Boltneva Report

#16

The way my mom made chicken and dumplings when we were camping! It was just Campbell’s cream of chicken soup and a tube of refrigerator biscuits laid out on top of the soup. I would never serve it to others, but hoooooo boy I still love me some of my mom’s “white trash chicken and dumplings!”

Final score:

40points

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Ba-Na-Na 1 year ago

That actually sounds delicious!

21points

#17

Taco dogs. My grandma’s classic, honestly embarrassing but I bet it’d sell great in a late night food truck.
You take a hot dog, wrap it in American cheese, wrap it in a tortilla, and deep fry it. Top with hot sauce or whatever else you feel like.

AggravatedBox , Taste and Tell Report

Final score:

39points

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Rachel Reynolds 1 year ago

100% set your truck up outside a bar in a college town and you'll make millions

38points

#18

Tater Tots are my secret shame.

WaffleDynamics , BluEyedA73 Report

Final score:

38points

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Loverboy 1 year ago

If I could have tater tots with every single meal, I would. Goddamn I love tater tots, like how does anyone not?

47points

#19

Instant nooooodlleeesssssss.

siliciclastic , sq lim Report

Final score:

37points

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Mother Goose 1 year ago

Alwaysssssssss

9points

FoxRedYellaJack , Ronmar Lacamiento Report

#20

Mac and cheese, made with elbow noodles, chunks of Velveeta cheese, and a can of Campbell's tomato soup, baked for 30 minutes at 350ºF... Gooey... Cheesy... Tangy... **SO** bad and yet **SO** good!

Final score:

36points

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Loverboy 1 year ago

That sounds pretty good, as much as I hate to admit it. Like cheesy spaghetti-o's

15points

#21

Salami and olives eaten straight from their respective containers. Just slices of salami and forkfulls of green olives. I feel awful abt myself when I eat it but if I'm already depressed and just want comfort food gosh it's such an enjoyable meal. Also pork & bean sandwiches. Also also, canned tuna with mayonnaise and flamin hot cheetos.

necr0phagus Report

Final score:

36points

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GoldfishCrackers 1 year ago

Do not feel awful for liking charcuterie!!!! Yum!

18points

#22

Growing up I was left on my own alot for dinner. Youngest child of two working parents and all that.

I made alot of canned corned beef hash with eggs.

I would get the pan hot, open the can and just scoop it into the pan. I'd always save a few scoops and just eat cold. After a couple minutes I'd crack 3-4 eggs into it, and cook while mixing till they were done. Topped with all the hot sauce.

I pass them in the isle while shopping and think about it alot. I don't know if I actually miss the meal or the nostalgia.

Tee_hops , Willis Lam Report

Final score:

34points

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tuzdayschild 1 year ago

I worked in a hospital and they serve this heart attack combo in the cafeteria every Tuesday and Thursday morning. Sell out every time.

2points

#23

Pizza rolls, but made out of crescent rolls. I mean, it's literally just layering pizza ingredients inside refrigerated crescent roll dough, rolling it up, and baking it.

nasa_stuff Report

Final score:

33points

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Amanda Rose 1 year ago

I make these too! Quick and easy to make. 221048_277...2494d1.jpg

4points

#24

Cinnamon Toast Crunch

lidst017 Report

Final score:

32points

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Lakota Wolf 1 year ago

There's a box of it in the pantry right now and I'm 41 XD

12points

DoctorBigglesworth Report

#25

Mustard cheese sandwiches. You grate cheddar cheese, then you squirt yellow mustard on it, and mix it up until it becomes a thick paste. Then you spread it on toasted white bread. Add hot sauce to taste.

Final score:

31points

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deejak 1 year ago

Interesting.... I like cheese and mustard sandwiches, the grating adds too much labor, but I'm intrigued enough to try it next time I'm grating some cheddar. Bet some nice cold crispy romaine would be nice too.

9points

#26

Boxed mac and cheese....because I absolutely *will* serve velveeta-based queso.

riverrocks452 , Mike Mozart Report

Final score:

28points

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Lakota Wolf 1 year ago

Velveeta is legit! It might not be "cheese", but it's legit! I'll die on this hill XD

19points

#27

Does a mix of premade icing, crushed up Oreos, and mini MnMs count?

only_male_flutist Report

Final score:

25points

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JoJo Anisko 1 year ago

That's got potential, ngl.

15points

#28

Probably the signature baked Frito burrito.

It’s basically baked beans from a can, ground beef, sour cream, diced tomatoes and chili cheese Frito’s in a tortilla god I could eat 8 of those f*****g things at once.

Spider_j4Y , Ruyan Ayten Report

Final score:

25points

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Knitting Panda 1 year ago

You're making me hungry!

5points

#29

One word: Beefaroni.

NHcurmudgeon , The Travel Plate Report

Final score:

24points

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UselessKnowledgeFont 1 year ago

Gotta say it: what do ribs, Mac, cornbread, beans, and BBQ sauce (aka a decent looking BBQ meal) have to do with beefaroni? And now I want BBQ ribs!

23points

#30

A shredded chicken sandwich. I only realized a couple years ago that it's an Ohio thing. It can be a thoughtful dish when you make it in the Crock-Pot with actual ingredients, but my dad and I do it the other way: canned chicken mixed with cream of chicken soup, nuked in the microwave. Serve it on a bun with a slice of American cheese, and you've got a delicious meal.

letsseeya Report

Final score:

24points

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UselessKnowledgeFont 1 year ago

It can be iffy with several types at a potluck. That and various types of chili. Turns out the "fancier" a cook tries to get with these, the more they often have to take home

3points

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#31

I don't know if this junk enough or not.. but as an Asian.. uh pipping hot rice, tons of butter, and soy sauce. It hits home just right.

blackred44 Report

Final score:

18points

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Lakota Wolf 1 year ago

YES! I dated a Chinese guy for 21 years and this became one of my favorite late-night snacks. The Japanese version (piping hot white rice, a bit of soy sauce, a raw egg cracked on top and vigorously stirred/whipped in with chopsticks) is also AMAZING.

6points

gentlelickyfloof , Christian Moises Pahati Report

#32

In college I was a very stressed out introverted, autistic, anxious kid. One day I needed comfort food but I couldn’t decide which one to have.
So I brought out a cake pan and added these in layers starting from the bottom (obviously):
Chicken nuggets
Mashed potatoes and gravy
A little homemade mayo
Spaghetti and meatballs
Broccoli cooked to be slightly mushy, with salt and butter
Fried rice
A little of my dad’s buttermilk ranch
Macaroni and cheese

I ate it over the course of a week. I had a tomato salad or coleslaw or something on the side (after the first night) to feel ‘healthy’, but sometimes I had garlic bread, too.

I rarely eat it nowadays (an exception for when trump got in as president) but I f*****g crave it once a month and have to exercise great restraint.

Final score:

16points

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QuirkyKittyGirl 1 year ago

Sounds like the "leftover casseroles" my Mama used to make.

3points

#33

Chef Boyardi Ravioli. The ingredients are absolute garbage but they taste sooooo good.

djazzie Report

Final score:

15points

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Display_Name 1 year ago

I would buy 5 cans a week

1point

#34

Cold corn, right out of the can with a spoon.

puppylove1212 Report

Final score:

14points

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Nikki D 1 year ago

Me too!

5points

#35

Fried mozzarella sticks with marinara and a side of ranch.

writersfolly Report

Final score:

14points

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Amy Tarleton 1 year ago

Not weird

5points

#36

Day-old rice, fried egg, and sriracha hot sauce.

cigargreg Report

Final score:

14points

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freakingbee (they/them) 1 year ago

day old rice just hits different

3points

#37

Peanut butter and jelly burrito. My favorite midnight snack. If I’m feeling decadent, I throw in a handful of mixed nuts.

silviazbitch Report

Final score:

14points

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L hill 1 year ago

Peanut.butter in tortillas

1point

BlondeZombie68 , Pixzolo Photography Report

#38

We call it “College Cuisine”: boxed white cheddar pasta (our favorite is Pastaroni Shells and White Cheddar) over a Tyson chicken patty with a big spoonful of peas on top.

Final score:

14points

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Benita Valdez 1 year ago

Ha ha. I hate peas. Once when I was a waitress, my best friend and I had just ended our shifts and were sharing a pasta dish that had peas in it. I was pushing all the peas on the side for her when our GM walked by asked about the peas. And without thinking I said "it's just too much pea-ness for me". We laughed our āsses off as soon as I said it; did not realize what I said until I said it 🤣

0points

#39

Plain spaghetti with cream cheese, franks red hot, and butter, inspired by quarantine boredom!

reliabilityeng Report

Final score:

13points

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BeepBoop the Single Pringle 1 year ago

this is finally something I haven't heard of before on this list!

1point

#40

Instant noodles, it doesn't matter which because I'm making it different than the instructions, unless its indomie, than i am in fact following the instructions. I boil the noodles, drain them, pan fry them with a bit of butter and the seasoning packets that came with it, then at the end, make 2 sunny side eggs in the same pan, where I break the yokes before eating it. Letting the yoke get all over everything.

VapeThisBro Report

Final score:

13points

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Daniel Atkins 1 year ago

Yes egg over instant noodles is good.

3points

#41

Fried Spam Sandwich.

Loved them as a kid - they are a forbidden fruit as an adult...

daishomaster Report

Final score:

13points

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Robert T 1 year ago

We used to have spam fritters for lunch at school. Were actually quite nice.

1point

BenzWithTheFrogeyes Report

#42

A can of condensed tomato soup mixed with a can of condensed cheese soup over your choice of pasta noodles. My grandpa called it Army Food, but god, it's so delicious.

Final score:

13points

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Andy Resh 1 year ago

Cheese soup???? Is that even real???

1point

#43

dipping salt n vinegar chips in cottage cheese with a buttload of pepper & Hungarian paprika

anon Report

Final score:

12points

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Amanda Rose 1 year ago

I do this. If for whatever reason I don't have cottage cheese on hand, I use sour cream.

2points

#44

Spam musubi. I make a bunch at a time and keep them in my fridge but they never last. I don’t do it very often because I am so weak when it comes to those bad boys.

mamacravens , bandita Report

Final score:

12points

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freakingbee (they/them) 1 year ago

MY FAVORITE COMFORT FOOD IT'S SO SO SO GOOD

3points

#45

Annie’s mac and cheese. Suck it, Kraft.

AlyMFull Report

Final score:

12points

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Lakota Wolf 1 year ago

Annie's is for those of us who are able to AFFORD better than Kraft. XD

7points

#46

Beans and weenies. Can of van camps pork and beans in tomato sauce with a couple hot dogs ripped up in it. Nostalgic comfort food to the max, but looks terrible and is too low effort for me to serve to guests as an entree and still feel good about it.

Somato_Tandwich Report

Final score:

11points

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Lakota Wolf 1 year ago (edited)

I feel like when I was a kid in the 80s, whenever we went to a family gathering or "fancy" dinner/event, there was ALWAYS a crockery dish FULL of beans and cocktail weenies! In my opinion it's absolutely an acceptable dish to serve to guests, haha XD Just cut the hot dogs into medallions instead of tear them up ;)

2points

#47

A frequent nighttime snack for me is four Triscuit® brand snack crackers that are topped with a slice of Kraft American cheese that has been folded and portioned into four Triscuit®-sized pieces. Basically just fat, salt, and a few carbs and it makes me so happy.

anon , Romina BM Report

Final score:

11points

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Lakota Wolf 1 year ago

I love Triscuits. I don't know why, but I do XD The "cracked pepper and olive oil" and "rosemary and olive oil" flavors are ::chef's kiss::

10points

#48

My comfort food, since I was a child, is plain steamed rice topped with tuna (with mayo and a squeeze of lime juice).
Nowadays I add fun veggie sides to it, and roll bitefuls into those seaweed snack sheets like a faux sushi roll. Craving it now.

On a side note, in kindergarten we were once told to draw our favourite food. I couldn’t figure out what colour crayon to use for tuna.

baabaaredsheep Report

Final score:

11points

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deejak 1 year ago

Gonna have to try this. Tuna fan.

1point

#49

I lived in upstate NY for a few years. It was there I was introduced to the garbage plate.

I would never willingly *make* a garbage plate for somebody. The closest I'll do is Poutine. But if offered an authentic garbage plate, especially one with onion rings, red hots, cheese and spiral fries... yes, yes I would eat it.

Pinstar Report

Final score:

11points

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Lakota Wolf 1 year ago

Since OP didn't define "garbage plate": "A traditional Garbage Plate is your choice of cheeseburger, hamburger, white or red hots* (aka hot dogs, especially those made by local company Zweigle’s), Italian sausage, chicken, or grilled cheese, served on top of any combination of home fries, french fries, baked beans, and/or macaroni salad. The plate is usually topped with a Rochester-style meat “hot sauce.” Optional mustard, onions and ketchup may be added on top. A Garbage Plate is traditionally served with a side of buttered bread (in case you were still hungry!)."

10points

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#50

Spicy chips (hot cheetos) dipped in nacho cheese.

EarthFoxDoll , Jarritos Mexican Soda Report

Final score:

11points

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SallytheCamel 1 year ago

Oooor taki's dipped in cheese cause also. Such trash deliciousness, sorry (not sorry), body!

4points

#51

Corn dogs. I could eat corn dogs all day.

stacefromspace Report

Final score:

11points

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Nikki Sevven 1 year ago

Corn dogs are awesome. With whole grain mustard...even better.

0points

#52

The hot rod dog. BBQ pulled pork over a hot dog with onions and cheese sauce. We had these at the Texas Motor Speedway years ago and have made them at home ever since. They are disgusting to look at and messy as hell, but so damn good.

likeeggs Report

Final score:

11points

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Display_Name 1 year ago

Shane's Rib Shack has those

2points

#53

Egg noddles with butter and shakey parm. No main dish. No seasoning. Sometimes no bowl and no fork. Ultimate comfort food and ultimate upset tummy food.

rkspm Report

Final score:

11points

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deejak 1 year ago

I'd insist on black pepper, if only for the color. But not really only for color.

1point

#54

My nasty little indulgence is a red hot dog, Hormel chili from the can (no beans!), and some nacho cheese sauce, with some diced onion on top. Takes five minutes to make and just hits the spot for me sometimes.

BigSquibowski , 奥尼尔孙 Report

Final score:

11points

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CertifiedCatServant 1 year ago

what is the picture on this???

0points

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#55

When I was about 8 or 9, my family went on a vacay to W. Virginia and camped in our really old, green canvas pop-up tent. We ended up almost getting washed down the mountain due to torrential rainstorms that lasted ALL night. Next day, dad - who was only about 4 years out of Vietnam - decides to take my little brother and I for a hike to teach us "survival" skills. Well, I'm pretty sure he didn't think he was going to have to try to find dry wood to start a fire with two hungry kids helping him, so the two cans of Chef Boyardee mini raviollis and three little cans of vienna sausage were eaten out of the cans "as is" - at the time, I was a kid and starving after our little death march, so didn't think much of it. Now, every once in a while - I crave those little sausages...lol.

406NastyWoman , Mike Mozart Report

Final score:

10points

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Rob Chapman 1 year ago

I still love Viennas. I prefer Libby's over the Armour ones.

1point

#56

White Wonder bread tuna sandwich, with plain ruffle chips, and a Nuddy Buddy. Nostalgic heaven.

NeurallinkOA Report

Final score:

9points

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shawn mckinney 1 year ago

Hello childhood

0points

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#57

Barbecue potato chips and chunky Bleu cheese dressing.

LallybrochSassenach Report

Final score:

9points

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Megan Curl 1 year ago

This makes perfect sense to me - like wings with celery and blue cheese.

1point

#58

Salami and cream cheese rolled up and into my mouth.

HoyAIAG Report

Final score:

9points

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JoJo Anisko 1 year ago (edited)

If hard salami, yes! Also smoked turkey, cream cheese, and sweet pickle stick, rolled up.

0points

#59

Hamburger buns fried in the hamburger grease. If my cardiologist saw that he'd throw me out. I only doit once or twice a year but damn, it's just SO good!

Swampbat_Gizzard Report

Final score:

9points

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Pharmtechgurl 1 year ago

That's how we did it as a kid. I'd forgotten about it. Also, plain white bread fried in bacon grease

1point

#60

A pull off the soy sauce bottle. So good, so salty.

JonesieMarie Report

Final score:

9points

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Auntriarch 1 year ago

Prefer pickle vinegar myself

2points

Maleficent-Ear3571 , Jonas Kakaroto Report

#61

Torino's frozen pizza. I would never serve or recommend to others, but I love them. Especially when I have had a rough day.

Final score:

9points

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Lakota Wolf 1 year ago

I think OP means Totino's?

9points

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#62

Grandma Sycamores super squishy white bread with a slather of best foods mayo....if its summertime I'll add a garden tomato with salt and pepper if I'm feeling fancy. LOL

nomiesmommy Report

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9points

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#63

Ugh, any gloppy cream cheese “appetizer” concoction, so good, and so bad…

siena_flora Report

Final score:

8points

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deejak 1 year ago

Jalapeño poppers mmmmmmmmm

4points

#64

Cold spaghettios right out of the can.

PistolPetunia Report

Final score:

8points

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Nikki D 1 year ago

I'm so hungry now

1point

#65

Canned roast beef hash with fried egg over medium and saltines. With Dr Pepper.

Maybe I should opt for the low-sodium saltines...

jedipiper Report

Final score:

8points

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deejak 1 year ago

In for a dollar, in for a dime

1point

Woman Refuses To Chip In For Babysitting Because She Doesn’t Even Have Kids, Asks If She’s A Jerk

#66

Gotta be Superpretzels with Velveeta cheese sauce for me. So much awful but it gets me in a special way.

BasedAspergers Report

Final score:

8points

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Mare Freed 1 year ago

I have just met you and I love you.

2points

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#67

Dill pickle chips mixed with ranch chips in a single container.

1n1billionAZNsay , Leonard J Matthews Report

Final score:

8points

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LokisLilButterknife 1 year ago

I discovered the deliciousness of dill pickle chips after moving to the US. They are soooo good.

1point

TurquoiseNostalgia Report

#68

Sometimes I’ll dump a bunch of hot sauce (usually Louisiana but whatever we have on hand works) and ranch in some ruffles chips and just…devour them. It’s delicious and horrible and I feel no shame.

mickeygnome , Valeria Boltneva Report

Final score:

8points

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Billie Templeton 1 year ago

Really tasty way to enjoy chiccaronnes

1point

#69

Ritz crackers and cheese wiz. Please someone tell me that's theirs too!

Final score:

8points

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Mare Freed 1 year ago

This was a beloved part of my childhood.

2points

#70

For all the Military Brats: S.O.S but my dad made with sawmill gravy instead of chipped beef. Also poor man's bangers and mash. Instant mashed potatoes with cut up fried hot dogs and jar of beef gravy.

notjawn Report

Final score:

8points

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Rachel Reynolds 1 year ago

I love SOS!, we had the chipped beef type. I can't bring myself to make it for my family, but given half a chance I'd make it foe myself

4points

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#71

In Germany you can buy a really cheap 1kg lasagna in Aldi. I love those things but its literally the cheapest stuff

zthe0 Report

Final score:

8points

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Huddo's sister 1 year ago

Frozen lasagne used to be my favourite food. Unfortunately the gluten free ones never taste as good as the real ones did so I don't buy them any more. For some reason they never have a top layer of cheese sauce.

0points

desertgemintherough Report

#72

Boxed scalloped potatoes with extra cheese (any kind) some cut up ham steak. So creamy, so cheesy, so salty.

Final score:

8points

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Benita Valdez 1 year ago

Oh those boxed scalloped potatoes have gotten so much better these days; so good

1point

#73

Fishfingers with mayo.

slowest_cat Report

Final score:

7points

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shawn mckinney 1 year ago

Do fish have fingers? Hahaha jk

1point

#74

CHEESE DOODLES. ALL OF THEM. EVERY ONE OF THEM. IN THE WHOLE BAG.

malepitt Report

Final score:

7points

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JoJo Anisko 1 year ago

Crunchy Cheetos, not those puffy ones.

2points

#75

Macaroni and cheese with frozen green peas and sliced up hotdogs.

diverareyouok Report

Final score:

7points

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#76

I grew up in the Southern US, so gizzards? Liver's cousins only tastier.

ksdascribe2 Report

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7points

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JoJo Anisko 1 year ago

Fried chicken gizzards and hearts.

2points

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#77

Those little hash brown patties from Trader Joe’s. Though now that I think about it, I have served them and they were very well-received. Everyone loves fried potatoes.

Lemoncoats Report

Final score:

7points

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Benita Valdez 1 year ago

Give me a McDonald's hashbrown with their butter or Burger King hashbrowns with ketchup and I am in heaven

0points

#78

A store bought frozen hamburger pattie microwaved till it looks like it's sitting in a pool of blood and fat, a giant do do do do a dollop of non brand specific sour cream, and enough worcestershire sauce to make the burger f*****g float. Add more salt on top 'cause I'm a monster.

I call it Crack Head Salisbury Steak, and it's f*****g delicious!

Jam_E_Dodger Report

Final score:

7points

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Jessica Goins 1 year ago

I'm not gonna lie, this one got to me. It's wonderful you love it, but your description made me gag

6points

#79

Sliced spam cooked with teriyaki sauce, over a bed of rice with sunny-side up eggs and shopped up green onions on top. Teriyaki sauce is homemade with stupid amount of soy sauce and sugar, it's not at all good for you, but I probably eat this once a week and it hits the spot every single time.

anon Report

Final score:

7points

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#80

I've made some interesting sandwiches in my time that every once in a blue moon I might make for myself.

A killer "this is why I'm fat" snack is a nicely toasted crumpet, topped with plenty of salted butter, a layer of boursin or other decent cream cheese, stuffed into a small, dense but very soft bread roll/bap. Bacon or ham optional.

snaynay Report

Final score:

7points

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Madster 1 year ago

Nice one.

1point

#81

Actually junky: Sweet potato tortilla chips on a plate. Cottage cheese or ricotta blopped on. Shredded smoked Gouda over that. Microwave. Sprinkle with granulated garlic and ancho chile powder. Also some scallion greens or chives if you’re feelin it. Bonus is if you eat it at the right time of day you’ll get reflux so bad you feel like you’ll never be hungry again, so.

Pretty healthy but looks junky enough you get weird looks when someone sees you eating it: brown up an onion real good. Caramelize it if you have time. Add black beans. Separate bowl, put in a tablespoon of mayo with turmeric, black pepper and chile powder mixed into it. Plop beans and onions onto the mayo and mix it up when everything’s hot. Maybe add cheese. Stuff the mixture into the hollows of an avocado and eat it out of the shell with a spoon. Apparently to the unsuspecting eye it looks like you’re eating a fistful of bugs and garbage.

the_pungence Report

Final score:

7points

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Nikki D 1 year ago

That sounds amazing

2points

ElevatorBaconCollins Report

#82

When I was dirt broke that's what my son and I would cook, minus the nacho cheese. I'd melt American into the chili (same no beans lol) and turn it orange and top a dog or two with it. No bun of course lol

Caelum_ Report

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7points

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#83

Red stuff. It’s tomato soup, pastina, American cheese and saltine crackers all broken up. So good.

Hippydippy420 Report

Final score:

7points

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Benita Valdez 1 year ago

I don't know about elsewhere but in NY they have discontinued pastina and it's heartbreaking

0points

#84

Butter and pickle sandwich. Wonder Bread, a slab of butter, and lengthwise-sliced dill pickles.

mmkay_then Report

Final score:

7points

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deejak 1 year ago

Add a slice of sharp cheddar and toast the bread and there's my childhood invention and favorite snack.

2points

#85

A glop of peanut butter, quick oats, chocolate chips, and honey. Microwaved just long enough for the chocolate chips to melt.

Final score:

6points

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deejak 1 year ago

Instant cookies!

2points

#86

Vienna sausages straight from the can. If I'm feeling fancy I'll mix them in with KD.

OstrichNoodleSoup Report

Final score:

6points

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#87

Spam omelette. This thing prolly shaves a couple days off my lifespan each time i make it, but oh man i pig out on it.

ever-hungry Report

Final score:

6points

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deejak 1 year ago

Spam and jellied cranberry sauce. Tastes luke Thanksgiving!

1point

#88

Chicken fingers and French fries/tots...all from the freezer. Then I either make a Buffalo sauce or honey mustard for dipping. Also gotta have the "secret sauce" which is just ketchup and mayo mixed together with some spices added.

smoked_gudas Report

Final score:

6points

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#89

A fried bologna sandwich — but you've gotta go Chicago-style with it. It's just a fried bologna sandwich with alllll the toppings of a Chicago dog: pickle, relish, tomato, mustard, all of it.

LiftCodeSleep Report

Final score:

6points

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#90

Frozen corn mixed with salt and mayonnaise.

ProdigalSon70 Report

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5points

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deejak 1 year ago

Mmmm, add some chile powder and lime...

3points

#91

I like taking a piece of white bread, putting a Kraft cheese slice on it, then putting some Frenchs mustard on it, and wrapping it around a turkey pepperette.

danger_boogie Report

Final score:

5points

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#92

Canned baked beans with sliced hot dogs, lays potato chips, and a sour cream/cucumber salad.

Use the chips to scoop up the beans and hot dogs, and the sour cream will kind of mix with the bean sauce to create this super delicious slurry. You also get the hot/cold contradiction.

anon Report

Final score:

5points

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#93

Definitely crave, especially now that garlic is not an option for me and husband can't stand the smell of fish. An open faced (canned) tuna melt made in the toaster oven with a thinly sliced layer of fresh garlic between the cheddar and the tuna salad. The raw garlic was definitely in a quantity others would not apreciate, like at least a large clove per slice.

nerdychick22 Report

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5points

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Andy Resh 1 year ago

How did the thread even make it to publication without mentioning canned spaghetti-os??????

0points

Dazzling-Raisin-2053 Report

#94

My guilty meal is pastrami and nacho cheese Doritos on cheap white bread

Final score:

5points

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#95

BBQ Beef Hot pockets dipped in ranch.

Averious Report

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4points

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#96

Definitely a grilled glizzy with relish, sauerkraut, ketchup and mustard. Yum!

hejj_bkcddr Report

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4points

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Billie Templeton 1 year ago

And what, pray tell, is a gizzy?

3points

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BenMaharaj 1 year ago

I am underwhelmed by these guilty pleasures. Most are pretty common recipes. Why would anyone not want to admit to these?

22points

Brocken Blue 1 year ago (edited)

Right? Where’s the people getting inventive with jars of old pickle juice? Or adding canned clams and mussels to their cheap chicken flavored ramen? Where’s the sweet grapes dipped in sour cream and onion dip? Or the crazy fückers who just eat lemons whole, biting into the rind and all? Heck, everything I just listed is something that someone in my family actually eats, and they are all more terrifying than anything listed on this page.

6points

Vonny 1 year ago

I agree and I'm kinda old. I've tried lots of these, what they're calling weird foods. I don't think any of them are weird at all.

4points

Z 1 year ago

Some of them aren't even recipes. They're just a food item.

2points

Bec 1 year ago

The title totally doesn't fit, these are more like regular Joe's recipes

1point

Gianna B D 1 year ago (edited)

I put something *crazy* on my bread. It's even more out there than anything on this list. You may need to sit down. It's *butter*. Crazy, right? I only eat it in the middle of the night when no one can see me. My son caught me once and I had to take him out into the woods and leave him there. The police think he ran away to join the circus. I haven't even told my therapist about my bread and butter habit. But it tastes good, I swear!

14points

Brocken Blue 1 year ago (edited)

Thank you for such a brave confession about such an odd food. You’ve given me the courage to reveal my secret vice… Drinking water. From the tap, from a bottle, heck I’ll even drink straight out if a public water fountain. It’s some thing I hide from my spouse and family, but here on the Internet I can proudly declare: I drink water!

9points

deejak 1 year ago

Hear me out: Bush's baked beans, diced green bell pepper (lots!), shredded sharp cheddar, sour cream, wrapped into a large warm toasted flour tortilla. Trust me.

7points

MaryHadaLittleLamb 1 year ago

That sounds good!

2points

Daniel Atkins 1 year ago

Sardines mixed with mayonnaise and chopped onions and hot sauce eat it with crackers.

5points

Abby 1 year ago

Brother? Is that you? This is my brother's favorite snack and he's passed it on to two of his three children. The third inherited his obsession with pickles and spicy food.

0points

Toothless Feline 1 year ago

People need to stop thinking that "poor food" is something to be ashamed of. Just because it uses processed ingredients doesn't make it bad. Ignore the food snobs.

4points

Metalhead Turtle 🇺🇦 1 year ago

This. So much this.

0points

VonBlade 1 year ago

I have zero desire to eat any of the "when we were poor we ate nothing but" things. I've eaten enough ramen and strange tinned things to last a lifetime.

4points

Brocken Blue 1 year ago

*standing ovation* I feel those feels. It’s been almost a decade since my hungry days, when four straight years of under- and unemployment meant I was living off the kindness of food banks. A decade is still not long enough to want to get even be *near* canned chicken, anything Chef Boyardee, or canned chili on rice. *shudders*

0points

Holly Stevens 1 year ago

I have a deep love for instant mashed potatoes and gravy. I used to make a pot of sidekicks and just eat it at 2 am and watch x files

4points

Rachel Reynolds 1 year ago

My mom used to make me honey buns - a stale hotdog bun with honey. As a no-sugar child raised by back-to-land hippies, that s**t was ambrosia.

4points

Bernd Herbert 1 year ago

Brioche with anchovies.

3points

3 Trash Pandas in a Trenchcoat 1 year ago

Potato chip + chocolate sauce. Or popcorn dipped in milk.

2points

Nice Beast Ludo 1 year ago

I have managed to keep my dipping a stick of butter into the sugar bowl a secret from my mother for 20 years and a secret from my husband for another 15... so good..so shameful. PARENTS- THIS IS WHAT CHILDREN RESORT TO WHEN YOU BAN SWEETS FROM THE HOME

2points

sketch_ 1 year ago

So many of these aren't uncommon or disgusting!

2points

Jack O'reilly 1 year ago

TWINKIES yes i know they're fake af, and they'll survive the end times longer than cockroaches and Cher. but i still enjoy them

2points

shawn mckinney 1 year ago

Black eyed peas mixed with corn bread. Add ketchup when no one is looking.

2points

Pieter LeGrande 1 year ago

Banana sandwich for me.

2points

LokisLilButterknife 1 year ago (edited)

Mmm, peanut butter and banana sandwiches are delicious. One of my siblings used to live in the Canary Islands and thry have “banana jam” there and sell it in stores. It’s so good on brioche or fluffy white bread. It’s essentially crushed banana with cinnamon, lemon juice, vanilla bean, and pectin as a stabilizer.

1point

Kristal 1 year ago

So I guess this could be odd: frozen bean and cheese burritos, heated up and dipped in ranch. I'm not a huge ranch fan but it just works with those. When I was younger I used to eat saltine crackers with cream cheese

2points

C OnlyC 1 year ago

Cottage cheese with olive oil and paprika.

2points

majandess 1 year ago

This sounds good.

0points

Amanda Rose 1 year ago

Cheez-its dipped into cinnamon applesauce. It's something I started doing back in junior high school and I still eat it occasionally (definitely not as much as I use to).

2points

Zedrapazia 1 year ago

Spaghetti with mayonnaise, ketchup and shredded cheese. My childhood and comfort food

1point

AK to LV 1 year ago

My mom would make us a fried egg or two and tuna on the side then we would eat it with corn tortillas. Also, tuna fish with mayo wrapped up in a corn tortilla.

1point

Star Anäis 1 year ago

My sister eats raw red onions like an apple, as if they're potato chips. We all laugh about it. My best friends mother eats raw garlic the same way, popping it like grapes. I would eat everything in this thread. People are too soft.

1point

C Ronz 1 year ago

Fresh white bread, red dorito sandwich and a huge cup of white milk

1point

Beruthiel45 1 year ago

I already posted chip sandwiches but there's also canned tomato on toast, beans on toast and anything you can think of on toast. Cheese, egg. Salmon paste, sardines. Toast, the food of the gods. Don't forget the butter.

1point

Nora O'Connell 1 year ago

Mine is peas with ketchup on them every one says it’s gross but it’s so good.

1point

Odin Schmidt 1 year ago

Heat a hot dog in the microwave for 20 seconds. Sprinkle some shredded extra sharp cheddar (or cheese of your choice) on a tortilla add some dehydrated minced onion and paprika and hot sauce then heat for 20 seconds in the microwave. Add the hot dog to the tortilla, roll-up like a burrito, heat for another 20 seconds in the microwave, grab a cold beer and enjoy! You can thank me later.

1point

Squirrelly Panda 1 year ago

This list had fairly normal foods. Let me add a few actual odd combos i like. Salami and cherry jelly bellys for one. Another, though not that odd, canned tuna and cream of mushroom soup served over rice.

1point

Nice Beast Ludo 1 year ago

Spaghetti sandwiches are delicious but that I am not ashamed of...thanks Dad

1point

Dolevaal 1 year ago

Theres this restaurant Here where you can get warm sushi with salmon and melted cheese. I know, doesnt have a lot in common with real sushi but I love this s**t. My favourite comfort-food when Im feeling down.

1point

WonderWoman 1 year ago

Ripple potato chips with cottage cheese.

1point

Martine 1 year ago

I know many people are really upset about this, but in my country we eat horse steak, and also raw ground beef.

1point

Fussy1 1 year ago

When all my kids come home for the holidays, the first place they visit is our local Dutch Toko for Paarde Rookvkees!! (smoked horse meat).

0points

Huddo's sister 1 year ago

Spagasaurus (tinned spaghetti in the shape of dinosaurs) was a guilty favourite of mine when I was in my teens/20s. Also fairy bread as an adult feels weird.

1point

Robin DJW 1 year ago

So bad, so delicious: eat very soft vanilla ice cream with Ruffles as poon (or same concoction: Ruffles as chip, ice cream as dip). It's sweet and salty, soft but crunchy. Oh heavens, sooooo gooooood.

1point

MaryHadaLittleLamb 1 year ago

Peanut butter and Miracle Whip sandwich. My mom made these for us when I was a kid, and I still love them, even though my family thinks I'm nuts. But the tang of the Miracle Whip mixed with the peanut butter just hits me right sometimes!

1point

Vonny 1 year ago

Still do this, 40 years after my late husband introduced me to these, saying "it tastes kind of like meat" . Good memories.

2points

Ample Aardvark 1 year ago

Crisps sandwich - white bread, cream cheese, crisps (cheese and onion works well) broken into small pieces, crunchy peanut butter. Sooooooooo good!!!

1point

Auntriarch 1 year ago

Food of the gods!

1point

Billie Templeton 1 year ago

Nutella.... on a spoon

1point

Century Foods 1 year ago

I found your forum very informative. Do keep posting such articles! Thank You. Thanks for sharing. I absolutely loved your ideas.

0points

Abby 1 year ago

Miracle whip and peanut butter on the cheapest white bread I can find. Yes, it has to be Miracle Whip and not mayo.

0points

Cath Rowe 1 year ago

Wigan Kebab …A hot meat and potato pie in a buttered bread roll Someone once took a photo of me eating one because they thought it was very unusual ✅

0points

April Stephens 1 year ago

When I was breastfeeding my baby, I was always so hungry, and I craved fatty foods. My guilty before-bed snack was a bacon sandwich with cheese, mayo, and avocado. Very rich!

0points

connor maher 1 year ago

Triple Decker Heart Attack: the reason I feel guilty about this isn't what's in it, but how much I make. I fill an entire baking tray with a mountain of this stuff. Obviously there's always leftovers but that just means I get to have it two days in a row. - Bottom layer of chips, melt cheese all over it (optional: panko crumbs mixed into the cheese) - Dump a bunch of the main (I'll get to this) on top then back in the oven to melt some more cheese on that - another layer of chips, melted cheese then douse in smoky BBQ The main: whichever one of these I feel like - 1:1 ratio of pulled beef mixed with your choice of pasta - hotdog chunks/mushroom/radish - rough cut deep fried eggs and canned chilly beans Would love to hear any idea's for what else I could use for the main

0points

Rylee Ann Mccusker 1 year ago (edited)

get shrimp instant ramen get the fake cheese put it on there after that's mixed put 3-4 squirts of tapitio and the put some paprika on there and that sucker is so good😋

0points

Benita Valdez 1 year ago

Sadly, guilty pleasure I had enjoyed now tastes different and it's not even me. Recipes have changed and things have been "improved" so they just dont taste like they used to.

0points

Silre 1 year ago

I'm never eating again

0points

Robert T 1 year ago

Couple of ones from my student days. Tinned stewing steak with frozen peas served with rice. Tinned minced beef with instant mash microwaved as a cottage pie. I'd still eat either, but don't seem to be able to find a decent instant mash any more.

0points

A girl 1 year ago

My husband's family loves bacon and rice. White rice, tomato soup, and cooked bacon. I agreed to try it before I judged. Wheeelk. Judgement passed:)

0points

PONY Y 1 year ago

Okay. You gotta listen. Dreyers chocolate ice cream with crushed up hot cheetos and hot sauce. Pure deliciousness.

0points

gerard julien 1 year ago

"Worst-Looking Foods" also called "Junk Foods "

0points

A. HAM 1 year ago

Some of my “weird” favorites: cottage cheese with warm, sliced hot dogs in it, potato chips dipped in plain cottage cheese, tacos made with seasoned ground beef and baked beans (instead of refried beans), peanut butter and pickle sandwiches.

0points

deejak 1 year ago

Oh yeah, bean tacos made with sweet baked beans, in fried corn tortilla. No toppings needed, but sour cream won't hurt.

0points

(っ◔◡◔)っ blush 1 year ago

Cheetos dipped in peanut butter

0points

Ole Peder Amrud Hagen 1 year ago

All of these are vile. Buack!

-2points

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BenMaharaj 1 year ago

I am underwhelmed by these guilty pleasures. Most are pretty common recipes. Why would anyone not want to admit to these?

22points

Brocken Blue 1 year ago (edited)

6points

Vonny 1 year ago

I agree and I'm kinda old. I've tried lots of these, what they're calling weird foods. I don't think any of them are weird at all.

4points

Z 1 year ago

Some of them aren't even recipes. They're just a food item.

2points

Bec 1 year ago

The title totally doesn't fit, these are more like regular Joe's recipes

1point

Gianna B D 1 year ago (edited)

14points

Brocken Blue 1 year ago (edited)

9points

deejak 1 year ago

Hear me out: Bush's baked beans, diced green bell pepper (lots!), shredded sharp cheddar, sour cream, wrapped into a large warm toasted flour tortilla. Trust me.

7points

MaryHadaLittleLamb 1 year ago

That sounds good!

2points

Daniel Atkins 1 year ago

Sardines mixed with mayonnaise and chopped onions and hot sauce eat it with crackers.

5points

Abby 1 year ago

Brother? Is that you? This is my brother's favorite snack and he's passed it on to two of his three children. The third inherited his obsession with pickles and spicy food.

0points

Toothless Feline 1 year ago

People need to stop thinking that "poor food" is something to be ashamed of. Just because it uses processed ingredients doesn't make it bad. Ignore the food snobs.

4points

Metalhead Turtle 🇺🇦 1 year ago

This. So much this.

0points

VonBlade 1 year ago

I have zero desire to eat any of the "when we were poor we ate nothing but" things. I've eaten enough ramen and strange tinned things to last a lifetime.

4points

Brocken Blue 1 year ago

0points

Holly Stevens 1 year ago

I have a deep love for instant mashed potatoes and gravy. I used to make a pot of sidekicks and just eat it at 2 am and watch x files

4points

Rachel Reynolds 1 year ago

My mom used to make me honey buns - a stale hotdog bun with honey. As a no-sugar child raised by back-to-land hippies, that s**t was ambrosia.

4points

Bernd Herbert 1 year ago

Brioche with anchovies.

3points

3 Trash Pandas in a Trenchcoat 1 year ago

Potato chip + chocolate sauce. Or popcorn dipped in milk.

2points

Nice Beast Ludo 1 year ago

2points

sketch_ 1 year ago

So many of these aren't uncommon or disgusting!

2points

Jack O'reilly 1 year ago

TWINKIES yes i know they're fake af, and they'll survive the end times longer than cockroaches and Cher. but i still enjoy them

2points

shawn mckinney 1 year ago

Black eyed peas mixed with corn bread. Add ketchup when no one is looking.

2points

Pieter LeGrande 1 year ago

Banana sandwich for me.

2points

LokisLilButterknife 1 year ago (edited)

1point

Kristal 1 year ago

2points

C OnlyC 1 year ago

Cottage cheese with olive oil and paprika.

2points

majandess 1 year ago

This sounds good.

0points

Amanda Rose 1 year ago

Cheez-its dipped into cinnamon applesauce. It's something I started doing back in junior high school and I still eat it occasionally (definitely not as much as I use to).

2points

Zedrapazia 1 year ago

Spaghetti with mayonnaise, ketchup and shredded cheese. My childhood and comfort food

1point

AK to LV 1 year ago

My mom would make us a fried egg or two and tuna on the side then we would eat it with corn tortillas. Also, tuna fish with mayo wrapped up in a corn tortilla.

1point

Star Anäis 1 year ago

1point

C Ronz 1 year ago

Fresh white bread, red dorito sandwich and a huge cup of white milk

1point

Beruthiel45 1 year ago

1point

Nora O'Connell 1 year ago

Mine is peas with ketchup on them every one says it’s gross but it’s so good.

1point

Odin Schmidt 1 year ago

1point

Squirrelly Panda 1 year ago

1point

Nice Beast Ludo 1 year ago

Spaghetti sandwiches are delicious but that I am not ashamed of...thanks Dad

1point

Dolevaal 1 year ago

1point

WonderWoman 1 year ago

Ripple potato chips with cottage cheese.

1point

Martine 1 year ago

I know many people are really upset about this, but in my country we eat horse steak, and also raw ground beef.

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Fussy1 1 year ago

When all my kids come home for the holidays, the first place they visit is our local Dutch Toko for Paarde Rookvkees!! (smoked horse meat).

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Huddo's sister 1 year ago

Spagasaurus (tinned spaghetti in the shape of dinosaurs) was a guilty favourite of mine when I was in my teens/20s. Also fairy bread as an adult feels weird.

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Robin DJW 1 year ago

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MaryHadaLittleLamb 1 year ago

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Vonny 1 year ago

Still do this, 40 years after my late husband introduced me to these, saying "it tastes kind of like meat" . Good memories.

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Ample Aardvark 1 year ago

Crisps sandwich - white bread, cream cheese, crisps (cheese and onion works well) broken into small pieces, crunchy peanut butter. Sooooooooo good!!!

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Auntriarch 1 year ago

Food of the gods!

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Billie Templeton 1 year ago

Nutella.... on a spoon

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Century Foods 1 year ago

I found your forum very informative. Do keep posting such articles! Thank You. Thanks for sharing. I absolutely loved your ideas.

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Abby 1 year ago

Miracle whip and peanut butter on the cheapest white bread I can find. Yes, it has to be Miracle Whip and not mayo.

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Cath Rowe 1 year ago

Wigan Kebab …A hot meat and potato pie in a buttered bread roll Someone once took a photo of me eating one because they thought it was very unusual ✅

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April Stephens 1 year ago

When I was breastfeeding my baby, I was always so hungry, and I craved fatty foods. My guilty before-bed snack was a bacon sandwich with cheese, mayo, and avocado. Very rich!

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connor maher 1 year ago

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Rylee Ann Mccusker 1 year ago (edited)

get shrimp instant ramen get the fake cheese put it on there after that's mixed put 3-4 squirts of tapitio and the put some paprika on there and that sucker is so good😋

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Benita Valdez 1 year ago

Sadly, guilty pleasure I had enjoyed now tastes different and it's not even me. Recipes have changed and things have been "improved" so they just dont taste like they used to.

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Silre 1 year ago

I'm never eating again

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Robert T 1 year ago

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A girl 1 year ago

My husband's family loves bacon and rice. White rice, tomato soup, and cooked bacon. I agreed to try it before I judged. Wheeelk. Judgement passed:)

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PONY Y 1 year ago

Okay. You gotta listen. Dreyers chocolate ice cream with crushed up hot cheetos and hot sauce. Pure deliciousness.

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gerard julien 1 year ago

"Worst-Looking Foods" also called "Junk Foods "

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A. HAM 1 year ago

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deejak 1 year ago

Oh yeah, bean tacos made with sweet baked beans, in fried corn tortilla. No toppings needed, but sour cream won't hurt.

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