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Discussion Overview

The thread explores participants' impressions and experiences with recent comfort food recipes from Pampered Chef, highlighting specific dishes and their appeal in the current economic climate.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses excitement about trying the new Loaded Baked Potato Soup and Southwestern Meatloaf.
  • Another participant shares their positive experience making the Loaded Baked Potato Chowder, noting its thickness and that their child didn't understand the term "chowder."
  • A different participant mentions enjoying both the chowder and a cake, commenting on the thickness of the cake batter.
  • One participant identifies a trend where more people are eating at home and seeking comfort food due to the current economic situation.
  • Another participant agrees, noting that most ingredients for the recipes are common staples in many households.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on specific recipes, but there is a general agreement on the appeal of comfort food in the current economic context.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences with specific recipes and their thoughts on the trend of comfort food during challenging economic times.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants interested in community perspectives on recent recipes and trends in home cooking may find this discussion relevant.

DebPC
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What's your impression?
 
I'm loving the comfort foods!!!
 
I can hardly wait to try the new Loaded Baked Potato Soup! Looks heavenly!!! So does the Southwestern Meatloaf.
 
I made the loaded baked potato chowder and it's VERY GOOD! I didn't add any extras just the ingredients provided. It's thick after a few minutes but it's called CHOWDER! My 8 y.o. didn't understand that. I'm making it for my mtg tomorrow so I'll let you know what they think.
 
We had the chowder and the cake last week. Very good! But the cake batter is VERY thick!
 
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I think again- PC is right on a trend. With the current state of the economy more people are eating at home and they want comfort food.
 
they really are Deb. The best part is I had everything for this recipe except the potatoes! THe others are staples in pretty much everyones fridge.
 
Happy Chef said:
I think again- PC is right on a trend. With the current state of the economy more people are eating at home and they want comfort food.

I agree!!!
 

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