Top Junk Food for a Hangover...

[paulmoonraker]

A Feasters burger from Tesco. Just make sure you turn it over and let it cool, otherwise the mega-hot bottom half of the bap will catch you out...

[RemainAllHoof]

Surely plenty of water is what you need. Isn't a hangover just dehydration? (I could be wrong!)

[paulmoonraker]

I drank about 4 pints of water over the course of the morning and felt no better. So I marched to Tesco and purchased a Feasters burger, microwaved it, turned it over for 30 seconds, and then stuffed it... My headache is already subsiding

[randomman]

Allow me to enlighten you:

2 Parcetamol
2 Ibuprofen
2 Bottles of Powerade
A full english breakfast
3 pints of water

and a dump (aka the hangover log)

Never had a hangover last longer than 2 hours with that lot. Sorted!

[shirt]

either a full english or a lamb tikka biryani for me

the former must be cooked by someone else though [effort!] and the latter eaten cold

[anonymous-user]

So far, the mega-hot baps option sounds best.

[FreeLitres]

paulmoonraker said:

A Feasters burger from Tesco. Just make sure you turn it over and let it cool, otherwise the mega-hot bottom half of the bap will catch you out...

I have eaten some pretty nasty, greasy food in my time, but I dont think I could ever eat one of those microwave burgers.

Or a frozen donner kebab.

Or, worst of all, tinned whole chicken.

[paulmoonraker]

shirt said:

either a full english or a lamb tikka biryani for me

the former must be cooked by someone else though [effort!] and the latter eaten cold

the breekie I can understand, but I would swap the Indian for cold Chinese

[Ki3r]

Pint of water before I go to bed, and a bacon roll in the morning...never had a hangover!

[illmonkey]

Last hangover, I got a sausage and bacon bap, with cheese. Sorted me out.

[paulmoonraker]

FreeLitres said:

paulmoonraker said:

A Feasters burger from Tesco. Just make sure you turn it over and let it cool, otherwise the mega-hot bottom half of the bap will catch you out...

I have eaten some pretty nasty, greasy food in my time, but I dont think I could ever eat one of those microwave burgers.

They are great. Basic, but great... Just be careful with them, the moist hot spots can be hotter than the sun...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBotwBfwGCQ

[Bacon Is Proof]

Hangovers, like gun control, are for wimps and commies.
Pint of water before bed, job done.

[shirt]

paulmoonraker said:

shirt said:

either a full english or a lamb tikka biryani for me

the former must be cooked by someone else though [effort!] and the latter eaten cold

the breekie I can understand, but I would swap the Indian for cold Chinese

i'm not a huge fan of uk takeaway chinese, so i have it soy heavy. not good inthe morning. biryani works well as you can control the greasiness via how much sauce you chuck on.

[anonymous-user]

FreeLitres said:

I have eaten some pretty nasty, greasy food in my time, but I dont think I could ever eat one of those microwave burgers.

Or a frozen donner kebab.

Or, worst of all, tinned whole chicken.

WTF!!!!!!

[Strachan]

randomman said:

Allow me to enlighten you:

2 Parcetamol
2 Ibuprofen
2 Bottles of Powerade
A full english breakfast
3 pints of water

and a dump (aka the hangover log)

Never had a hangover last longer than 2 hours with that lot. Sorted!

Always have the all day tiredness slump no matter what I do...

[soad]

Bacon sarnies (with a couple bangers) + plenty of brown sauce works for me!

That "whole chicken in a tin" thing looks truly vile

[gherkins]

To rehydrate you need salt as well as water.

Other electrolytes can help too.

[BrabusMog]

I just Googled "chicken in a tin" and everyone else can suffer the same as me:



Edit - what a vile post to mark 2500

[soad]

Must be from the usa or something

[stuckmojo]

Pint of water before bed helps.

But when the Jagermeister comes back to bite the next day, you need greasy food.

Full English for me.