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"The Institute of Food Technologists is reminding people of a 2009 study from the Institute of Medical Science and Jeju National University in South Korea, which found that eating asparagus may help cure unwanted hangovers, UPI.com reported."
The Institute of Food Technologists is reminding people of a 2009 study from the Institute of Medical Science and Jeju National University in South Korea, which found that eating asparagus may help cure unwanted hangovers, UPI.com reported.
How can the asparagus distinguish the unwanted hangovers from the ones that have been planned for, joyfully anticipated, and welcomed lovingly into the world?
WhippingBoy:namegoeshere: I love asparagus. I do not love what it does to my pee. Ick.
Asparagus tip for haters: do not overcook! It should remain crisp. Drop it in boiling water for one to two minutes depending on thickness. Overcooked asparagus is nasty.
