Election Week Comfort Food
During election week, Americans find solace in comfort food like mac & cheese, mashed potatoes, and cocktails. These classic recipes provide a sense of warmth and nostalgia, helping to alleviate stress and uncertainty.
With Election Day behind us, but results still fresh in mind, many turn to familiar flavors for comfort. Whether the outcome brings joy, relief, or the need to "drink your feelings," comfort food offers a reliable antidote to the stress of election week.
- Macaroni and cheese: a perennial favorite with its creamy, cheesy texture and soft pasta
- Mashed potatoes: a buttery, comforting side dish
- Cocktails: a way to "drink your feelings" and unwind
drink your feelings
Kitchens across the country are serving up dishes that combine nostalgia, richness, and a little indulgence, helping people decompress after a season of relentless campaigning and endless news cycles.
Author's summary: Comfort food helps Americans cope with election stress.
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