Comfort food is best. What's your favourite?

I agree with soop. Especially if it's in a pub so I haven't had to cook it myself.

There is a portion left, vegas but I've licked it!

Dumplings in a beef casserole (my mum's were the best )

when if there's any of that rice pud left, I'll be round

A cup of coffee and half a bar of fruit and nut chocolate- heaven.

A savoury dish would be 2 boiled eggs sliced with chips- yummee.

Bread and butter pudding with lashings of creamy custard.

Chocolate. That's all I need

Like Gally I'm a fan of Ambrosia Creamed Rice -just as it comes or hot with nutmeg and sultanas, or cold with for preference tinned apricots. It is the one thing I can always eat even when proper poorly. If DH has lost his appetite he can always be tempted by beans on toast.

When I was 10 or 11 I won a family sized tin of peaches and a tin of condensed milk on a tombola stall. In spite of my mother's sensible advice I ate the whole lot, all by myself, in place of Sunday lunch and had the runs for days. I dare not buy condensed milk as no one else likes it and as it does not 'keep' I am 'forced' to consume the whole tin - wonderful with bananas or just sucked off a dipped finger

Boiled egg with soldiers, bangers and mash, toast and marmite, glass of milk.

Chip butties - a thing of dreams - GF bread isn't the same. They should be in pappy white bread, thickly spread with butter and covered in salt, vinegar and a dash of brown sauce!!

Fish pie mix was on offer today at Sainsbury's so that's tea sorted!!

Surprised that nobody has mentioned Nutella yet - straight out of the freezer!

Thick toast and crunchy peanut butter ... yum

Mashed potato, with plenty of butter... dal and basmati rice... toast and Marmite...

Squishy hot cross bun with tons of lovely Lurpak and a big lump of mature cheddar. Dee-bloomin-lishus

When I am not feeling well, the only thing I want is Heinz Tomato soup and a sliced white bread cheese sandwich.

Heavenly. All these wonderful memories and NO calories!

Ooh, chip butties - forgot them. On thick white Warburtons bread, slathered in butter, plenty of salt.

Stop it, all of you! I have just put a rice pudding in the oven after reading this thread. It's chock full of nutmeg, some vanilla, drop of cream, knobs of butter floating on top. Should be dark brown and crispy on top by lunchtime.

A big bowl of my home made leek and potato soup.

Roses - your husband wouldn't have a spare brother would he
I wonder if your DH eats it out of the tin like I do (saves on washing up - can't see the point of scooping it from one receptacle to another when it goes down the hatch so quickly)

Chips. Proper chips, that is!

Big baked potato with butter and salt.

Hardly ever have either, but love the thought!

Hot crumpets and golden syrup
hot toast and butter (and maybe jam)

peanut butter with OR without toast!
Has anybody seen that biscuit spread they are talking about on Mumsnet? I daren't
even look at it.

I love food, but don't eat lots of it.My DH says I am a "nibbler".My favourite evening nibbles are walnuts and cranberries, which I happily munch together.Great companions for TV watching.

Fish finger butties Iam64 yes, I'd forgotten those.

I was introduced to the joy of a fish finger butty by a friend's daughter recently. I didn't add ketchup, because I'm not a fan, but did put salt on. I now understand why 'young people' eat this delicious bit of comfort food.