Re:How ice cream became the ultimate American comfort food (...
by gunfighthacksaw on Sunday June 19, 2022 @06:31PM
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Also hearty food traditional to the culture(s) you exist in.
When I’m in the UK, bangers and mash. In Central Europe some cutlet and sauerkraut.
This is also because I ate it with my grandparents and they probably enjoyed it from the war when meat was scarce and it was hard to get food from other lands. Like you say, a simpler time.
Re:How ice cream became the ultimate American comfort food (...
by _carbyau_ on Sunday June 19, 2022 @11:12PM
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There's twofood related experiences I want my kid to know me for:
1. Going out for icecream.
2. Pancakes at home on the weekend.
Of course, non-food related experiences I hope to add up to much more.
Perhaps that's why it's comforting? Reminds you of a simpler time, dad taking you out for ice cream on a summer day.