What's your favourite comfort food that's bad for you...?

Chips

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Pretty much all my comfort food. Which traditionally has been anything with ridiculous amounts of sugar, salt and fat in it. I'm trying really hard to cut back and graze on dried and fresh fruit and veg, seeds and nuts instead some of which taste just as good as junk. I currently weigh a little more than I should which isn't good for my arthritis and I don't want diabetes. Still, it's tough laying off the cookies..... Ohh, COOOOKIESSS!

Only one?

Homemade cheeseburgers

Corndogs

Lays original chips

Cheesecake

Root beer floats

Orange Chicken from Panda Express

Pizza from Costco

In N Out burgers

Nachos from Denny's

Shredded beef tacos from a Mexican restaurant (like Oscar's in San Marcos (but for some reason I love the ones at Jack In The Box, too)

OMG, I'm hungry!!!

Chocolate

Ice Cream

Pizza

Tacos

Froyo

Ice Cream

Pizza

Chocolate

Ice Cream

Pizza

Chocolate

1) Cheetos Puffs (the feeling of biting into a chip that momentarily satisfies you until you bite deeper and realize that it's nothing but an air inflated lie always helps me feel better because I realize that the lie that is cheetos puffs is WAY bigger than my problems)

2) Snickers bars (not just any chocolate bar, Snickers.)

3) More snickers bars

4) Bacon cheddar McChickens from Mickey D's (especially when they're freshly made. When I chew them, I feel like I get transported to a white padded room filled with pms-ing women sitting in fetal position while cuddling with pillows and discussing why we want to die. The feeling of mutual understanding is the most comforting feeling.)

5) Easy Mac Mac-n-Cheese (As silly as it sounds, this is the one I eat about everyday -- as I am mentally deranged -- I add a slice of cheese along with the packaged neon orange "cheese" and I usually make 2 packages at a time and eat them in pairs.. y'know, because I don't want the servings to be lonely when they enter the slaughter house- errr... I meann... my mouth! Yeah... my mouth >:)

McDonalds cheesburgers

Pizza

Oreos

Pringles

Cake

BBQ Beef Hula Hoops

Fries

Now, I know at least five different varieties of macaroni and cheese I can make from scratch and I don't have to look at a recipe, but nothing beats a box of Kraft when I am tired, lazy, and just need a quick dinner.

I make it "fancy" by adding some Colman's Dry English Mustard for a little tang. This habit came about in the late 80s when (I swear) Kraft had a spicy variety of their mac & cheese but they discontinued it, so my dad started adding a teaspoon of Colman's a box of Kraft (I add more now, and lots of fresh black pepper). I can find no mention of a spicy version of Kraft M&C on the internet, but something prompted my five year old self to ask my dad to make the macaroni spicier.

Homemade cheeseburgers

Corndogs

Lays original chips

Cheesecake

Root beer floats

Orange Chicken from Panda Express

Pizza from Costco

In N Out burgers