In an interview with Allrecipes, Michael Bublé shared his thoughts on classic holiday dishes, calling one favorite “completely underrated.” The Grammy-winning artist, known for his timeless holiday tunes, spoke about his culinary preferences during a fun segment of “Underrated or Overrated?”
Bublé said that when he cooks during the holidays, music helps create the right atmosphere. He often plays classic crooners like Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Tony Bennett to make the kitchen feel extra cozy.
During the interview, Bublé praised several traditional dishes. He enjoys mashed potatoes served with either his mother’s or wife’s gravy. He also likes eggnog, using it in both his coffee and his French toast. As for desserts, he called pumpkin pie his “favorite all-time pie.”
“Completely overrated. I don't want any of that.”
This was his candid take on green bean casserole, one dish that clearly didn’t make his list of favorites.
What truly surprised fans was Bublé’s admiration for stuffing — specifically the store-bought variety. Rather than preferring an elaborate homemade version, he revealed a fondness for the simple, comforting boxed stuffing mix so many overlook.
Michael Bublé admits his love for store-bought stuffing, proving that even holiday perfectionists can appreciate a humble classic over a homemade recipe.