Best hangover food

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Need help guys

Bday today
My homies took me out yesterday,
Those asshole didn't really cared about me having to wake up early for work.

Usually use some reciepe I've learned from ex-gf
(A mexican one showed me how to make some chilaquiles that always get the job done)
Or some asian hangover noodles.

But cooking is not an option

Do I go with the classic McDonald's shiet or you have better option for a sherbros who feel like dying...

Me at midnight

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Happy Bday brotha,

Just had my bday hangover over the weekend.

Let me let you in on something, the older you get the more and more them hangover meals don’t work worth a shit.

Took me two day’s to get over this one still not feeling complete today.

Good luck, god’s speed..
 
Whatever fast food restaurant that is open 24 hours.

And happy birthday my friend.
 
Happy Birthday, first, then a little known fact on the "hangover helper".

2 prime causes IIRC of hangovers (other than drinking too much).

1. Dehydration - alternating a drink with a glass of water helps immensely.
2. Alcohol breaks down, producing acetyldehyde, which is the nasty by-product. To help break it down faster requires, guess what? Alcohol

Foods don't help, the old school cowboys asking for "a hair of the dog that bit ya" the morning after had it right without knowing why. A mild Bloody Mary has been used by many with good success - no food is known to help a hangover by itself.
Replenish your water gradually, not too much at one time.​
 
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Need help guys

Bday today
My homies took me out yesterday,
Those asshole didn't really cared about me having to wake up early for work.

Usually use some reciepe I've learned from ex-gf
(A mexican one showed me how to make some chilaquiles that always get the job done)
Or some asian hangover noodles.

But cooking is not an option

Do I go with the classic McDonald's shiet or you have better option for a sherbros who feel like dying...

Me at midnight






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Happy birthday you old cunt x
 
My roommate and I used to get greasy Carls Jr. burgers and it did the trick
 
For me, the food isn't necessarily that important, but I gotta have a ton of soda

Coke, Pepsi, Dr.Pepper or whatever

But yes, fast food seems to do the trick
 
Happy Bday!
Lots of fluid.
Drink some pickle juice, right from the jar. it's the best remedy.
And some highly absorbent foods. Potatoes, etc.
 
Need help guys

Bday today
My homies took me out yesterday,
Those asshole didn't really cared about me having to wake up early for work.

Usually use some reciepe I've learned from ex-gf
(A mexican one showed me how to make some chilaquiles that always get the job done)
Or some asian hangover noodles.

But cooking is not an option

Do I go with the classic McDonald's shiet or you have better option for a sherbros who feel like dying...

Me at midnight


After a hangover,certain types of unhealthy food could help. These foods are usually high in fat, sugar, and salt, which might provide temporary relief or comfort but can be detrimental to recovery and overall health. Some common examples include:

Greasy Fast Food: Items like burgers, fries, fried chicken, and breakfast sandwiches are popular because they are filling and easy to access.

Pizza: The combination of cheese, dough, and various toppings makes it a go-to comfort food.

Sugary Drinks: Sodas, energy drinks, and sugary coffees provide a quick energy boost but can lead to a sugar crash later.

Junk Food Snacks: Chips, nachos, and other salty snacks are often consumed for their satisfying crunch and saltiness.

Comfort Foods: Macaroni and cheese, mashed potatoes with gravy, and other heavy, creamy dishes are common choices.

Processed Foods: Instant noodles, frozen meals, and other quick-fix processed items are often chosen for their convenience.

Sweets and Desserts: Donuts, pastries, ice cream, and candy are frequently eaten to satisfy sugar cravings.

Bacon and Sausages: These are often part of a hearty breakfast or brunch after a night of heavy drinking.
 
If you're going to puke, just get it out of the way.
Then start with a bottle or two of gatorade or some electrolite rehydration drink.
If you can stomach it, a half a shot of liquor.
If you're still OK, 2 over easy eggs and burned toast.
Once your stomach has something in it, 2 ibuprofen for inflamation and a multivitamin.
 
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