The restaurant critic’s exploration of the delicious things we snack on is shot through with nostalgia for childhood, family and home .

He tells Grace about growing up in Zimbabwe, his now-infamous takes on the week’s news and the comfort foods that have seen him through tough times.So grab a plate and pull up a chair: unfussy, honest and filled to the brim with heartwarming stories and comfort food tales, Comfort Eating is the perfect treat for food lovers everywhere. A crisp sandwich with lots of butter, pot noodle sandwich 🤤 I also just love a huge bowl of cereal sometimes and that’s my comfort. She and Grace chat about wedding buffets, steamy backstage rendezvous and where to stand in the queue to get the best helping of school dinner.

Comfort eating with Grace Dent is all about what you eat when comfortable at home but from your favourite celebrities’ perspectives. I found it a bit too light and far too Britain centric but still enjoyed the listening/ reading experience. They discuss the joys of going feral when home alone, Marian’s childhood trips to stare at empty runways and how baking helped her through serious depression.

Millions of people turned to Comfort Eating during lockdown for some much-needed warmth, hilarity and cheer, and I’m thrilled to be working with Grace to bring this book to hungry readers across the country. Grace’s guest on Comfort Eating this week is one of the most famous faces on Channel 4 News for more than 20 years, Krishnan Guru-Murthy. With classics such as Ted Hughes's The Iron Man and award-winners including Emma Carroll's Letters from the Lighthouse, Faber Children's Books brings you the best in picture books, young reads and classics. Grace Dent is back for third helpings of Comfort Eating, and her first guest of the season is James May, co-presenter of The Grand Tour. She hosts the podcast Comfort Eating, which was named the Podcast of the Year at the 2022 British Media Awards.