Feb 3, 2021 00:56
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English term

comfort food

GBK English to Norwegian Medical Psychology
Definition from TermCoord:
Certain foods provide a sentimental effect when they are consumed. Comfort foods make us feel good because of the meaning that we give them. We associate dishes with a family member, a significant person, a suggestive moment that we lived, and we tend to “use” food to find the scent of this or that experience again. Comfort food is linked to a personal feeling but also a cultural and historical one. It depends on the ingredients and the habits that we grew up with, in a specific country at a particular historical moment; it shapes our identity.
Example sentences:
But digging into comfort foods all winter — like a savory beef stew, spicy spaghetti and meatballs, macaroni and cheese, fluffy pancakes, gooey pizza, or buttery mashed potatoes — comes with health risks. (Health Harvard)
While it would be presumptuous to award pizza the prize of being America’s number one comfort food without an appropriate census count, pizza being on a shortlist of America’s favorite foods would not be a shocking discovery. (Giordano's)
Binge eating on comfort food can therefore indicate other issues that are physical, psychological, and indicative of depression and past trauma. (Desert Hope)
Proposed translations (Norwegian)
4 Trøstemat
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Proposed translations

33 days

Trøstemat

Definition from Godt.no:
Trøstemat er mat som inntas når man føler seg sliten, lei eller sint. Kvinner har en tendens til å foretrekke søte matvarer, mens menn gjerne vil ha den fete maten...
Example sentences:
Trøstemat: – Det ligger i den menneskelige natur å være tiltrukket av det som er forbudt (dn.no)
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