Favorite childhood meal you'll never outgrow?

[Mkia]

Grilled cheese, and my moms tuna noodle casserole!! Yummy makes me want some tuna noodle.

[Sugar]

My favourite childhood meal is won ton soup and fried rice from the local Chinese restaurant... it was always a treat then, and it still is now.   Follow it up with a May West snacky cake and a bottle (glass bottle, mind) of cream soda... wow, it's suddenly 1979 in my head!   Oh, I'm old...

[HavACrumpet452]

BBQ chicken wings. Love them especially from Dominos but havent had them in years.

[Ivaness]

Fish sticks with macaroni and cheese!
BUT the macaroni and cheese has to be made with Velveeta and be kinda cheesy so I can dip my fish sticks in it. >.>

<.<

My secret's out.

[SailorSonazaki1995]

Tuna Helper

mm~ 

[Beldarna]

Chicken, rice and currysauce. I loved it as a kid and love it now.

[Rachel-Eyes]

My ultimate comfort food is definitely grilled cheese and tomato soup, but right after it would be my dad's "double decker pie."

You take ground beef and mix bread crumbs, an egg, onion flakes, and tomato juice together with your hands. (It just doesn't get mixed very well if you use anything but your hands.) Pat the mixture down on a casserole dish, then on top of that add a layer of rice, and on top of that add a layer of frozen broccoli. Cover the broccoli with slices of cheese, then bake and enjoy the deliciousness.

It's phenomenal, but I'm a vegetarian these days and have been making it with vegan ground beef from Wal Mart. (I can never remember the brand name.) It's not quite as good since the "beef" doesn't have the same properties as actual beef, but it's close enough and it's still enjoyable.

[Sugar]

My ultimate comfort food is definitely grilled cheese and tomato soup, but right after it would be my dad's "double decker pie."

You take ground beef and mix bread crumbs, an egg, onion flakes, and tomato juice together with your hands. (It just doesn't get mixed very well if you use anything but your hands.) Pat the mixture down on a casserole dish, then on top of that add a layer of rice, and on top of that add a layer of frozen broccoli. Cover the broccoli with slices of cheese, then bake and enjoy the deliciousness.

It's phenomenal, but I'm a vegetarian these days and have been making it with vegan ground beef from Wal Mart. (I can never remember the brand name.) It's not quite as good since the "beef" doesn't have the same properties as actual beef, but it's close enough and it's still enjoyable.

Omigosh, Rachel-Eyes, my mum used to make that!!  It's been years... and her version (she called it Country Pie) had minced green peppers and onions in with the meat crust, then skipped the broccoli... but the meaty crust and cheesy-and-ricey goodness... mmmmm...!  Thank you so much for reminding me of this!   I'm going to have to dig out her recipe and whip it up for my son - he just doesn't know what he's missing!

[Rachel-Eyes]

Really? That's super cool, Sugar! I know that my dad got it from a cookbook, so it's not like it's an old family secret or anything. I like that variation though. Green peppers are yummy! Definitely make that for your son!

[scarletjul]

My favorite meal since childhood is still my mom's fried rice. 

[JazzMatazz]

Velveeta shells & cheese.

I don't care, when I'm sick I simply will not get well without it. 

This! the ultimate mac and cheese

[littlekelly4587]

Kraft mac n cheese

This

Agreed.

[zabe77]

I'm another Mac N Cheese girl! It's so hard sharing with the kids lol!

[Summer-blade]

Peanut butter and Nutela sandwiches I could eat those forever 

[True]

so many and luckily I have a kid so i have loads of excuses to make these meals

grilled cheese and tomatoe soup
hot dogs with mac and cheese and green beans
sloppy joes with green beans
and our favorite baked nachos!