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Hangover Cures

Hangover Cures

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Hangover Cures Around The World

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  • Coconut Water
    • In the South Pacific, coconut water is a refreshing hangover drink full of electrolytes.
  • Armpit Lemon
    • Puerto Ricans swear by putting lemons in the armpits.  Sticky, but you'll smell good!
  • Pickled Herring
    • German "rollmops" is a pickled herring dish with onions and pickles that will fix you.
  • Sauna
    • Russians flog each other with birch leaves in a sauna.
  • Wet Sand
    • In Old Ireland, hangovers were cured by covering your body in wet river sand.
  • Pickle Juice
    • The Polish cure is a "Beeg Glass of Peeckle Juice."
  • Beer
    • In the Netherlands, beer is the only cure for a hangouver.
  • Menudo
    • Mexicans claim that the spice tripe soup will save your soul.
  • Onion Soup
    • The French prefer the perfect onion soup as the classic hangovercure
  • Cheeseburger Pizze
    • A hardcore Aussie will plow into the cheeseburger and fries pizza.
  • Herbal Bitters
    • Italians will implore you to drink an herbal concoction to soothe jitters.
  • Umeboshi
    • Exteremely salty, pickled plums, are what the Japanese advise if you overdo the Saki.
  • Hair of the Dog
    • From the days of Shakespeare comes the adage, "The hair of the dog that bit you."
  • Sauerkraut
    • The Eastern European cure helps headaches and soothes gastrointestinal effectsl.
  • Bacon Sandwich
    • Brits claim that a good bacon sandwich will cure all of your "ales!"
  • Ginseng
    • This pungent Chinese root is a diuretic and boosts your manpower!
  • Garlic Soup
    • In Spain, garlic soup called "Ago Blanco" is "Muy Bueno!"
  • 13 Black Pins
    • Voodoo ritual claims that 13 Black Pins into the bottle that cursed you will cure you.

Dimensions: 12.5" W x 16" H

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