Feel Good Foods / myLot

Canada

July 14, 2026 5:58pm CST

As most of you know, I work from home. I do not need to buy and pack a lunch or snacks on a regular basis, since I only work in the office one day a month. I do bring my lunch when I go to look after the girls, something quick and simple is my usual go to. But, I rarely pack what I consider to be a feel good food for me. You know, a mood lifter really, is what I mean. On my feel good list is deli sliced cheese, most particularly either marble or Swiss. Another on the top of my list is yogurt. What tops your feel good food list? ~Photo is mine

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Amber

@AmbiePam (122854)

• United States

20h

That’s a good question. I used to think about my Nana’s BLT sandwiches. There was nothing like hers, and I think a lot of it was because of the tomatoes she bought at a farm stand nearby. Even my dad still talks about her BLTs every time someone mentions bacon. We try to beat him to it now.

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Juliaacv

@Juliaacv (56821)

• Canada

20h

I wonder what variety of tomatoes she bought.

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Amber

@AmbiePam (122854)

• United States

20h

@Juliaacv That’s a good question. I just never thought to ask.

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Juliaacv

@Juliaacv (56821)

• Canada

20h

@AmbiePam Yeah, but I grew up on a tomato farm, so knew the varieties by the colour of the plants, the shape of the tomatoes, and of course where they were planted, although that changed yearly.

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Toni

@toniganzon (77740)

• Philippines

19h

My feel good food is probably food that I rarely eat. Pad thai is one of them and Tteokbokki. And I'm referring to the authentic ones from Thailand and Korea. I'm always happy when I'm eating them.

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