以前粑粑在家喝醉了，麻麻都会弄个醒酒汤，泡点茶，熬点绿豆神马的，其他国家你们知道他们的醒酒菜肴是什么吗？真的是。。。千奇百怪。。。各种重各味。 
Ditch the fry up?: In Mongolia the traditional recipe for a hangover is eyeballs in tomato juice 
Hungary: The inforgraphic warns that bird droppings may do more harm than good The efficacy of some other countries' traditional cures are slightly more dubious - including Hungary's traditional cure of sparrow droppings in brandy. The caption on the infographic points out that bird poo can introduce parasites to the body can cause disease. So perhaps best to give that one a miss. The Ancient Greek recipe of sheep's lungs and owl eggs sounds equally unappealing but apparently has some underlying benefits. These cheap sources of protein may have worked wonders for Alexander the Great and his cronies as the amino acid's in the protein help break down the ethanol in the liver. Another suggestion -- enough to put you off drinking for life -- is Italy's offering of 'pizzle', the private parts of a bull. 
The Italian 'pizzle' may not sound appealing but comes highly recommended by athletes It may not sound like something you fancy nibbling on on a Sunday morning but the remedy comes highly indorsed. According to the graphic, athletes at the Beijing Olympics requested this delicacy to give them stamina due to its super-high mineral, vitamin and hormone content. The traditional remedy from the Philippines involves poaching fertilised duck eggs. 
Hair of the dog: The most appealing way to cure a hangover -- but might give you another one The more appealing options, if eyeballs and other interesting body parts aren't your cup of tea, include Namibia's Buffallo milk, a mixture of cream, clotted cream, rum and liqueurs, and New Zealand's traditional serving of mince and cheese pie with chocolate milk.
Designer Danny Ashton, whose agency originally created these inforgraphics for their client cheapflights.co.uk, admits he hasn't tried most of these recipes first hand. 'We've all tried an English fry up but the other remedies we researched online. Funnily enough no one was keen to try out the birds droppings!' he said. 
The ancient Greek's used sheep lungs and owl eggs to relieve their sore heads 
The USA's concoction: Tomato juice, raw egg and Worcestershire sauce as a hair of the dog 
Morning after: The much-loved fry up is the UK's hangover offering 
Luckily for the canary population, this remedy went out of fashion with the ancient Romans 
Anyone for a fertilised duck egg embryo? 
Stew from Peru: Lime juice, fish stock and scraps can help motabolise alcohol faster 
New Zealand's recipe: Mince and cheese pie, washed down with a glass of chocolate milk 
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