Best hangover food?

[Rusty Blade]

Okay, we have all been there...too much boozing it up the night before (...just one more bartender). And of course we pay a heavy price the next morning. What is your best hangover food?
For me the only food cure for a hangover was a big plate of bacon and eggs and toast and coffee. I think it helped to cleanse the liver. How about you?

 

[Whisky]

Eggs over easy, ham steak with red eyed gravy, buttermilk biscuits with gravy and coffee. Lots of Coffee.

 

[Beefdrippings]

Chinese delivery!

 

[Rhody]

Eggs home fries toast coffee

 

[DougK]

For me, it has to be a breakfast sandwich with bacon or sausage, egg, and cheese on an English muffin or croissant and a hash brown patty.

 

[Stubblebum]

menudo

 

[Chango]

Bacon Ultimate Cheeseburger and 1000cc N/S IV.

 

[Whisky]

Bacon Ultimate Cheeseburger and 1000cc N/S IV.

My younger EMS days this was it. Liter bag of N/S, thiamin, and 15min with o2. I’ve started bilateral IV’s in nurses in the ED ambulance bay and bolused them 2L of NS because they were out partying too late/hard the night before.

 

[Chango]

My younger EMS days this was it. Liter bag of N/S, thiamin, and 15min with o2. I’ve started bilateral IV’s in nurses in the ED ambulance bay and bolused them 2L of NS because they were out partying too late/hard the night before.

Any female RN that needs bilateral IVs after partying to hard would definitely be welcome in my rig!

We don’t have thiamin. But we do have ondansetron 4mg vials.

 

[martym]

I agree with @Stubblebum
Menudo

 

[WetShaveVet]

Patty Melt, fries and gravy

 

[Captain H]

Chinese Hot & Sour Soup

 

[Buster]

Kimchi fried rice. Biscuits and gravy. A quart of water.

 

[DougK]

My younger EMS days this was it. Liter bag of N/S, thiamin, and 15min with o2. I’ve started bilateral IV’s in nurses in the ED ambulance bay and bolused them 2L of NS because they were out partying too late/hard the night before.

Banana bags for the win! We used to do that in the Army, too (I was in the Medical Service Corps).

 

[shavefan]

Bacon Ultimate Cheeseburger and 1000cc N/S IV.

My younger EMS days this was it. Liter bag of N/S, thiamin, and 15min with o2. I’ve started bilateral IV’s in nurses in the ED ambulance bay and bolused them 2L of NS because they were out partying too late/hard the night before.

My answer is along the same lines, only I never had access to IV bags.

I learned to drink as much water possible (probably around a liter), pop a vitamin B, and go to bed. Next mornings were so much better than before I learned that trick. Plenty of sleep too.

Favorite hangover meal = chorizo and eggs

 

[Fawkes007]

A bacon cheeseburger with a fried egg on top, French fries, orange juice, coffee, a gallon of water and two advil.

 

[FarmerTan]

I now just stop at one beer. I honestly can't get another one down anymore.

And I had 22 every night, with two for breakfast for a while there.

I thank God EVERYDAY I ain't what I once was. Amen.

 

[Chango]

Banana bags for the win! We used to do that in the Army, too (I was in the Medical Service Corps).

we don’t have those on the ambulance but it’s the first order of business for patients I’ve brought in with the DT’s. I always wondered if it’d be good for hangovers. It always looked like Gatorade going straight into the veins!

 

[jesseix]

In all honesty I was there today... went to lunch with a couple friends for a birthday and we ate at a Korean BBQ restaurant, which really hit the spot. Plenty of protein, some kimchi, and the tofu stew with seafood was a real lifesaver

 

[GR5233]

Grape Gatorade