Definition of comfort food in English:

comfort food

noun

mass noun

Food that provides consolation or a feeling of well-being, typically having a high sugar or carbohydrate content and associated with childhood or home cooking.
安慰食品（给人安慰温馨感觉的，尤指自家煮给孩子的含高糖或高碳水化合物的食品）
count noun single people tend to eat more comfort foods
Example sentencesExamples
- Peanut butter, another flavor associated with comfort food, was dominant in 2002.
- Our other companion ordered the cream of potato soup, which was the epitome of comfort food.
- The food itself is superior quality comfort food in enormous portions and the desserts are stunning.
- Since we have all eaten dire cauliflower cheese, why not transform this comfort food with top-quality ingredients?
- Cassoulet is very traditional French comfort food comprised of sausage, beans, and pieces of meat.
- Instead the sun shone, the winter crops kept on growing greener and greener, and I was more in the mood for salad than cold weather comfort food when it came to lunch.
- For today's lunch, I minced a bunch of kale in my food processor and added a tablespoon to my comfort food - tomato soup.
- Tom opted for more comfort food for his main course.
- My only gripe was that it was slightly too dry and the spinach a little bitter, although on the whole this was a more than adequate serving of comfort food.
- This was comfort food served in a comfortable place.
- As the days get shorter and cooler we tend to lust after comfort food - cakes and biscuits made with fragrant spices that taste as good as they smell.
- We make traditional farmhouse food, comfort food, and we don't cut corners.
- The menu has a wide selection on offer, with everything from children's meals and snacks to comfort food and fresh seafood and game cooked with a contemporary twist.
- Stews are the ultimate comfort food particularly in cold weather.
- Thanks also to all the venues who hosted the quiz and provided comfort and comfort food, to keep the energy levels high.
- My comfort food - the food that reminds me of being a child - is egg and chips.
- A bowl of shiny red apples suggests comfort food and good down-home cooking.
- We got the sweet pickle, and we stocked up on milk and carbohydrate-based comfort food.
- Cereal is comfort food to me, more than mashed potatoes, more than the smell of a roasted turkey, more than cream corn and more than pancakes.
- Main courses range from sandwiches and burgers to well-presented comfort food such as haddock and chips and haggis, neeps and tatties.

Definition of comfort food in US English:

comfort food

nounˈkəmfərt fo͞od

Food that provides consolation or a feeling of well-being, typically any with a high sugar or other carbohydrate content and associated with childhood or home cooking.
安慰食品（给人安慰温馨感觉的，尤指自家煮给孩子的含高糖或高碳水化合物的食品）
count noun single people tend to eat more comfort foods
Example sentencesExamples
- For today's lunch, I minced a bunch of kale in my food processor and added a tablespoon to my comfort food - tomato soup.
- Peanut butter, another flavor associated with comfort food, was dominant in 2002.
- This was comfort food served in a comfortable place.
- Stews are the ultimate comfort food particularly in cold weather.
- My comfort food - the food that reminds me of being a child - is egg and chips.
- Our other companion ordered the cream of potato soup, which was the epitome of comfort food.
- A bowl of shiny red apples suggests comfort food and good down-home cooking.
- My only gripe was that it was slightly too dry and the spinach a little bitter, although on the whole this was a more than adequate serving of comfort food.
- As the days get shorter and cooler we tend to lust after comfort food - cakes and biscuits made with fragrant spices that taste as good as they smell.
- Tom opted for more comfort food for his main course.
- Cereal is comfort food to me, more than mashed potatoes, more than the smell of a roasted turkey, more than cream corn and more than pancakes.
- We got the sweet pickle, and we stocked up on milk and carbohydrate-based comfort food.
- Cassoulet is very traditional French comfort food comprised of sausage, beans, and pieces of meat.
- We make traditional farmhouse food, comfort food, and we don't cut corners.
- Thanks also to all the venues who hosted the quiz and provided comfort and comfort food, to keep the energy levels high.
- The food itself is superior quality comfort food in enormous portions and the desserts are stunning.
- Since we have all eaten dire cauliflower cheese, why not transform this comfort food with top-quality ingredients?
- Instead the sun shone, the winter crops kept on growing greener and greener, and I was more in the mood for salad than cold weather comfort food when it came to lunch.
- The menu has a wide selection on offer, with everything from children's meals and snacks to comfort food and fresh seafood and game cooked with a contemporary twist.
- Main courses range from sandwiches and burgers to well-presented comfort food such as haddock and chips and haggis, neeps and tatties.

单词	comfort food
释义	Definition of comfort food in English: comfort food noun mass noun Food that provides consolation or a feeling of well-being, typically having a high sugar or carbohydrate content and associated with childhood or home cooking. 安慰食品（给人安慰温馨感觉的，尤指自家煮给孩子的含高糖或高碳水化合物的食品） count noun single people tend to eat more comfort foods Example sentencesExamples Peanut butter, another flavor associated with comfort food, was dominant in 2002. Our other companion ordered the cream of potato soup, which was the epitome of comfort food. The food itself is superior quality comfort food in enormous portions and the desserts are stunning. Since we have all eaten dire cauliflower cheese, why not transform this comfort food with top-quality ingredients? Cassoulet is very traditional French comfort food comprised of sausage, beans, and pieces of meat. Instead the sun shone, the winter crops kept on growing greener and greener, and I was more in the mood for salad than cold weather comfort food when it came to lunch. For today's lunch, I minced a bunch of kale in my food processor and added a tablespoon to my comfort food - tomato soup. Tom opted for more comfort food for his main course. My only gripe was that it was slightly too dry and the spinach a little bitter, although on the whole this was a more than adequate serving of comfort food. This was comfort food served in a comfortable place. As the days get shorter and cooler we tend to lust after comfort food - cakes and biscuits made with fragrant spices that taste as good as they smell. We make traditional farmhouse food, comfort food, and we don't cut corners. The menu has a wide selection on offer, with everything from children's meals and snacks to comfort food and fresh seafood and game cooked with a contemporary twist. Stews are the ultimate comfort food particularly in cold weather. Thanks also to all the venues who hosted the quiz and provided comfort and comfort food, to keep the energy levels high. My comfort food - the food that reminds me of being a child - is egg and chips. A bowl of shiny red apples suggests comfort food and good down-home cooking. We got the sweet pickle, and we stocked up on milk and carbohydrate-based comfort food. Cereal is comfort food to me, more than mashed potatoes, more than the smell of a roasted turkey, more than cream corn and more than pancakes. Main courses range from sandwiches and burgers to well-presented comfort food such as haddock and chips and haggis, neeps and tatties. Definition of comfort food in US English: comfort food nounˈkəmfərt fo͞od Food that provides consolation or a feeling of well-being, typically any with a high sugar or other carbohydrate content and associated with childhood or home cooking. 安慰食品（给人安慰温馨感觉的，尤指自家煮给孩子的含高糖或高碳水化合物的食品） count noun single people tend to eat more comfort foods Example sentencesExamples For today's lunch, I minced a bunch of kale in my food processor and added a tablespoon to my comfort food - tomato soup. Peanut butter, another flavor associated with comfort food, was dominant in 2002. This was comfort food served in a comfortable place. Stews are the ultimate comfort food particularly in cold weather. My comfort food - the food that reminds me of being a child - is egg and chips. Our other companion ordered the cream of potato soup, which was the epitome of comfort food. A bowl of shiny red apples suggests comfort food and good down-home cooking. My only gripe was that it was slightly too dry and the spinach a little bitter, although on the whole this was a more than adequate serving of comfort food. As the days get shorter and cooler we tend to lust after comfort food - cakes and biscuits made with fragrant spices that taste as good as they smell. Tom opted for more comfort food for his main course. Cereal is comfort food to me, more than mashed potatoes, more than the smell of a roasted turkey, more than cream corn and more than pancakes. We got the sweet pickle, and we stocked up on milk and carbohydrate-based comfort food. Cassoulet is very traditional French comfort food comprised of sausage, beans, and pieces of meat. We make traditional farmhouse food, comfort food, and we don't cut corners. Thanks also to all the venues who hosted the quiz and provided comfort and comfort food, to keep the energy levels high. The food itself is superior quality comfort food in enormous portions and the desserts are stunning. Since we have all eaten dire cauliflower cheese, why not transform this comfort food with top-quality ingredients? Instead the sun shone, the winter crops kept on growing greener and greener, and I was more in the mood for salad than cold weather comfort food when it came to lunch. The menu has a wide selection on offer, with everything from children's meals and snacks to comfort food and fresh seafood and game cooked with a contemporary twist. Main courses range from sandwiches and burgers to well-presented comfort food such as haddock and chips and haggis, neeps and tatties.
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