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⌈ Secret Post #3557 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What's your (literal) comfort food?

[philstar22]

I'm always excited when we do baked whole chicken (or turkey) because I know my mother will use the bones and leftover meat to make her chicken (or turkey) noodle soup. It is one of my favorite things. Her beef stew is great too. And her potato soup. And lentil soup and split pea soup. Honestly, I could just eat soup every day for the rest of my life and be happy. I really love soup.

Re: What's your (literal) comfort food?

[shortysc22]

Soups just make you feel all warm, no matter what, but they're so relaxing on a cold day.

It's not quite cold enough yet for soup but I'm looking forward to it.

Re: What's your (literal) comfort food?

[philstar22]

I eat soup here in San Antonio in summer. In fact, I'm probably having canned chicken noodle soup for dinner. Temp doesn't matter to me.

Re: What's your (literal) comfort food?

[shortysc22]

Sidenote: Did you get to see Blind Guardian? I know their name sounded familiar because my sister and a friend of ours went to see them two weeks ago.

Canned soup is too basic for me, so I'll take the can and then add extra chicken and extra vegetables.

Re: What's your (literal) comfort food?

[philstar22]

Sadly, no. My mother didn't want me to go because she was nervous being in the house alone overnight with my dad away. Mostly for health reasons because she does have health issues and if something went wrong she'd be alone. So I agreed not to go. I'll hopefully get to see them at some point.

Re: What's your (literal) comfort food?

[shortysc22]

I feel like my sister's seen them a bunch of times, they must tour often enough. Or make a vacation out of concerts, I've done that so many times at this point.

Re: What's your (literal) comfort food?

[(Anonymous)]

when I used to make Thanksgiving dinner I would always make turkey soup with the leftover turkey. Yummy!