comfort food

She'd never be able to use it as comfort food again.

I think that series books are comfort food for the mind.

Comfort food for me is anything made by somebody else.

And if this is what they mean by comfort food I finally understand the expression.

It helps that the California comfort food is very good, too.

This was not the comfort food for thought I had hoped to find.

Every so often, the reader gets what he or she wants too: a little comfort food for the mind.

I gave our order of comfort food, and as the woman about to hang up, she asked if there was anything else we needed.

But mostly she sticks to comfort food, done her way.

The comfort food was not at all comforting when it came.

At restaurants on the Island and across the country, comfort food is more popular than ever.

It's like comfort food, only far more interesting and from another continent.

They can also be the aesthetic equivalent of comfort food.

Rather, this is the comfort food that might be served in heaven.

I don't think people are all that interested in comfort food.

"The warmth means comfort food, something close to the source," he says.

On the other hand, comfort foods have a psychological benefit.

Comfort food, which I figured you all could use about now."

Although not as popular today, milk toast is still considered a comfort food.

It could also serve as the touchstone for comfort food.

What better antidote to a ruined course than some comfort food?

Tasty comfort food at inexpensive prices is what you'll get.

Calling ricotta comfort food would be to miss the point.

I like to say jazz music is my musical equivalent of comfort food.

I went to the fridge and opened it, hoping to find some comfort food.