Hangover food!
From foie gras and Château Pétrus to beans on toast and Happy Shopper cola.
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Re: Hangover food!Irn Bru is the hangover drink for sure.(Original post by __IWalkTheLine)
When I'm hungover, it has to be McDonalds with a large Irn Bru. Perfection.
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Re: Hangover food!
I was at a children's summer camp when I was like 11, and one of their employees (who was probably about 20) told us all that a full fry-up (with eggs) cured hangovers.
Bearing in mind we had never drunk alcohol in our lives and didn't really know what a 'hangover' was, it's amazing that I live by that advice even today! -
Re: Hangover food!
Ermmmm depends on the degree of hangover, to be honest.

In general, a full brekkie--veggie sausage, tomatoes, mushrooms, BEANS, tattie scones, etc.--with copious amounts of strong tea is the nicest thing imaginable.
But for those mornings (or afternoons...ha. Disgraceful.) when I wake up and really just can't face food, Irn-Bru is the only thing I can stomach. I could swear it's the best cure around.
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Whilst drunk though, it's all about the chips with curry sauce (if we can find an open chippy) or Ko Lee noodles from Poundland, if we get back too late.
This may possibly account for the unnecessarily high number of kettle burns sustained this semester.
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Re: Hangover food!sing is the liff an less you maet some one nics(Original post by PinkMobilePhone)
with onions.