Best Hangover Food - page 1 -

• Best Hangover Food by Tyler on 31 Jan, 2009 23:48
• Ok, so we all seem to love talking about food since the ethnic food post has 6 or more pages of posts by now.
  
  What is your favorite hangover food?
  
  I'd have to say I rotate between a greasy cheeseburger (usually from In-N-Out Burger), pizza, or a good burrito.  Though, ocassionally I'll go get some ramen.
  
  What about you?
• #1 by StumpyDave on 01 Feb, 2009 04:42
• A traditional English fried breakfast:
  Eggs
  Sausages
  Bacon
  Mushrooms
  Onions
  Tomato
  Fried bread
  Washed down with a big mug of tea.
  
  
• #2 by PBurke on 01 Feb, 2009 06:01
• since i had a pretty bad hangover last week after the saliva show, i found a new one. surprisingly enough, salad worked wonders on my hangover that day. we went to ryans and all i could stomach looking at was salad. so i made myself eat one. felt alot better pretty quick. but normally it is some greasy burger or breakfast. we go eat at ihop or wafflehouse alot after we go out drinking. that usually helps.
• #3 by Paul on 01 Feb, 2009 06:17
• No doubt about it for me, TOMATO SOUP.
• #4 by SLYinKC on 01 Feb, 2009 06:54
• It has been quite awhile since I've had one, but from what I remember any heavy breakfast food like bacon, sausage, or waffles were good.
• #5 by hammerdrill376 on 01 Feb, 2009 07:29
• Well I don't have them anymore but back in the day when I did...a big greasy sausage, egg omlet with toast seemed to help
• #6 by schro on 01 Feb, 2009 08:27
• As brother Chet once said in "Wierd Science"..."How about a nice, big, greasy pork sandwich served in a dirty ashtray?".
  
  I'd have to go with Stumpy Dave on this....pass on the fried bread and switch out the tea for coffee and I'm on board with that. 
  
  Hey PBurke...........salad? 
• #7 by PBurke on 01 Feb, 2009 08:37
• i know. but it worked. who woulda thunk it?
  
• #8 by Alexander215 on 01 Feb, 2009 09:48
• Quote from: PBurke on 01 Feb, 2009 08:37

  i know. but it worked. who woulda thunk it?
  
  

  
  I usually feel good after eating salad or any other raw veggies too, not just a hangover
• #9 by The Scottish Ambassador on 01 Feb, 2009 09:49
• Sorry guys I cant resist this, I cant help thinkin that HAGGIS would be great for soakin up the bevvy
• #10 by Mikekoz13 on 01 Feb, 2009 10:05
• Creamed Chipped Beef on Toast.........
• #11 by Tyler on 01 Feb, 2009 10:31
• Salad would actually make sense due the fact that your body is pretty much robbed of its nutrients when you drink enough to get a hangover.  The veggies would help replish these. 
  
  I also like to get an Acai smoothie from Jamba Juice.
• #12 by Robmeister on 01 Feb, 2009 11:23
• Well....let's see....upon awaking at Paul's in Chicago this past July, I cracked a cold Guinness and followed that by 2 or 3 more.   Then Paul and I (maybe Nomad) enjoyed a shot of Tullamore Dew before hitting the road BACK to Nutties for a bloody mary and some left over pizza.
  
  tell me I'm lyin 
  
  I had to catch a cab back to O'Hare before the afternoon festivities of Cajun goodies, courtesy of Paulie. 
  
  Here's a pic right before I departed:
  
  
• #13 by D.A.L.U.I. on 01 Feb, 2009 11:30
• Haven't had a bad one since I started downing a B150 tablet before bed if I've been having more than a few shots or hard booze or wine.  I used to get tremendous help from a packet of miso soup or a ham and eggs breakfast. 
• #14 by The Scottish Ambassador on 01 Feb, 2009 11:35
• Quote from: Robmeister on 01 Feb, 2009 11:23

  Well....let's see....upon awaking at Paul's in Chicago this past July, I cracked a cold Guinness and followed that by 2 or 3 more.   Then Paul and I (maybe Nomad) enjoyed a shot of Tullamore Dew before hitting the road BACK to Nutties for a bloody mary and some left over pizza.
  
  tell me I'm lyin 
  
  I had to catch a cab back to O'Hare before the afternoon festivities of Cajun goodies, courtesy of Paulie. 
  
  Here's a pic right before I departed:
  
  
  
  
  

  
  Be afraid, be VERY afraid!!!