Michael Bublé Says This Store-Bought Holiday Side Is Better Than Homemade
In a recent interview with Allrecipes, singer Michael Bublé shared some of his favorite holiday dishes and the foods he considers underrated. Speaking about his kitchen traditions, Bublé said that music is always part of the celebration, with classics from Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Tony Bennett setting the festive mood.
As temperatures drop, Bublé’s own songs often fill homes around the world, bringing that same warmth and comfort he associates with the holiday season. During the interview segment “Underrated or Overrated?”, the Grammy-winning artist rated several traditional dishes and revealed his personal preferences.
Bublé’s Favorite Dishes
- Mashed potatoes topped with either his mother’s or wife’s gravy
- Eggnog, used both in his coffee and his French toast
- Pumpkin pie, which he calls his “favorite all-time pie”
“Completely overrated. I don't want any of that,”
Bublé said when asked about green bean casserole, making clear it's not part of his holiday table.
The Underrated Choice
Among all the dishes, the singer revealed one clear standout: store-bought stuffing. Contrary to what many might expect, he views this simple side as far better than restaurant-style or homemade versions, calling it “completely underrated.”
For Bublé, comfort in the kitchen doesn’t have to mean elaborate ingredients or complicated recipes—it’s about flavor, nostalgia, and a bit of ease during the busy holidays.
Author’s Summary
Michael Bublé celebrates the holidays with simple comfort food, calling store-bought stuffing vastly underrated and proof that ease can taste every bit as warm as tradition.