Oh, I know, that's why I wrote the (heh).You joke, but adding a pinch of salt can help take the edge off the bitterness. Maybe give it a try @Dave
Oh, I know, that's why I wrote the (heh).You joke, but adding a pinch of salt can help take the edge off the bitterness. Maybe give it a try @Dave
Beat me to itYou joke, but adding a pinch of salt can help take the edge off the bitterness. Maybe give it a try @Dave
Maybe I'm just boringSince this is now a generic coffee thread, here is a picture of my coffee machine a Dolce Gusto Eclipse.
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A nice arty round style let down only by the (not pictured) ugly ass orange plug cable.
Coffee is over of the worst possible things to drink with a hangover. I know, lots of people do it, but while it will wake you up, it'll also dehydrate you even further. Drink aquarius, it's pretty much made for rehydration.I have only once chosen to drink coffee of my own free will. I was visiting my parents house for a wedding. The day after the wedding I had the second worst hangover I have had in my entire life (the first worst is a story for another time), and the first thing I did when getting out of bed was go straight to the kitchen, take the coffee pot right out of the brewer and lift it directly to my lips, and I drank the whole thing down in one lift (there was probably about 4 cups left in it). It was black, it was cold, and it saved my life.
Drinking coffee doesn't dehydrate you. It might have a less beneficial effect than something that doesn't make you pee more, but suggesting that drinking 4 cups of coffee is going to leave you more dehydrated than drinking nothing just doesn't hold up to any kind of consideration.Coffee is over of the worst possible things to drink with a hangover. I know, lots of people do it, but while it will wake you up, it'll also dehydrate you even further. Drink aquarius, it's pretty much made for rehydration.
I've had this exact same conversation with my wife.Drinking coffee doesn't dehydrate you. It might have a less beneficial effect than something that doesn't make you pee more, but suggesting that drinking 4 cups of coffee is going to leave you more dehydrated than drinking nothing just doesn't hold up to any kind of consideration.
It's nice not to be the person saying this for once! hahaDrinking coffee doesn't dehydrate you. It might have a less beneficial effect than something that doesn't make you pee more, but suggesting that drinking 4 cups of coffee is going to leave you more dehydrated than drinking nothing just doesn't hold up to any kind of consideration.
Say goodbye to your electrolytes!Coffee won't dehydrate you, but it is a diuretic