Article: In trying times, we go for comfort foods

Article: Letter: YOUR SHOUT - Comfort foods high in ...
Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England);  November 28, 2008 ;     507 words ... ... in need of some warming comfort foods. But many traditional comfort foods can be high in fat, which ... smoking, maintaining a healthy weight is the most important thing ... prevention. Traditional comfort foods can be high in salt and ...

Article: Nutritionally comfortable comfort foods
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel;  January 2, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... comforting. When preparing comfort foods this winter, make ... ensure your favorite comfort foods don't come with the ... recommendation for a healthy weight is to have two-thirds ... alternatives. Often, comfort foods are served as the entire ...

Article: LOWFAT COOKING: COMFORT FOODS CAN BE PREPARED LOWER ...
The Columbian;  March 26, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... mouth feel that make comfort foods so appealing. However ... Unfortunately, most comfort foods are high in calories ... cancer, and keep a healthy weight, said Melanie Polk ... we can make most comfort foods as healthy as they ...

Article: Cookbook review: "EatingWell Comfort Foods Made ...
Oakland Tribune;  January 28, 2009 ;     461 words ... ... to find a copy of "EatingWell Comfort Foods Made Healthy." The book tweaks ... the cook if the recipe supports healthy weight, healthy heart, is low in carbohydrates ... com -- BOOK: "EatingWell Comfort Foods Made Healthy," (Countryman ...

Article: Comfort Foods: Women Like Sugar, Men Meat
AP Online;  November 18, 2005 ;     676 words ... ... wallow in their blues. But for men, comfort foods serve as a reward when life is looking ... Just what triggers people to turn to "comfort foods" _ and which foods they pick _ often ... women are slightly more likely to eat comfort foods high in fat and sugar like cakes and ...

Article: Move Over Low Carb Diets, Mashed Potatoes are Back! New Study ...
PR Newswire;  November 17, 2004 ;     700+ words ... ... Americans' emotional connection to comfort foods as the winter season approaches. A ... deterred them from enjoying their favorite comfort foods. Three in ten, who report eating more comfort foods than they did five years ago, boldly ...

Article: Comfort foods: women prefer snacks, men prefer ...
Emerging Food R&D Report;  November 1, 2003 ;     663 words ... ... Physiology and Behavior indicates that comfort foods can include both snack-type foods ... article also reveals that the desire for comfort foods can vary dramatically among men and ... Champaign found that America's favorite comfort foods are: potato chips (23%), ice cream ...