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Foods you should avoid eating together or soon to each other?
I can't sleep and just dived into the sweet herrings for a midnight(ish) snack. Feeling a little unsatisfied I very nearly had a spoon of double cream (I know
).But just in time it occurred to me that the vinegar of the herrings would probably curdle the cream and give me the gip! Not sure if it would have? And got me thinking to whether anybody knows of things you really should avoid mixing, and why? |
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The acid in your stomach is stronger than any you'd eat or drink.
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Mints and wine. I ate some mint chocolates recently, took a glug of wine and it was vile.
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sour cream and sweet pickled herring is a rather good combination to my mind. So long as the fish isn't too vinegary.
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I always seem to remember having to avoid orange juice after eating wotsits, that was particularly vile.
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I once discovered that orange juice with ........bits was .....
not something I would ever try againAlso an orange / or orange juice and then milk did not want to stay put for long either I not so long ago [ Last summer ] I had Cheerios for the first time with some cold milk not too long before going to bed OMG it was horrendous like a sea of milk with a hundred life rings sloshing about I experienced for the first and last time in my life VILE ACID reflux of the worst kind- ALL night longgggggg~ |
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When you're feeling thirsty and you down a pint or more of milk but you're still thirsty...... don't then down a can of coke
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When you're feeling thirsty and you down a pint or more of milk but you're still thirsty...... don't then down a can of coke
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The acid in your stomach is stronger than any you'd eat or drink.
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sour cream and sweet pickled herring is a rather good combination to my mind. So long as the fish isn't too vinegary.
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When you're feeling thirsty and you down a pint or more of milk but you're still thirsty...... don't then down a can of coke
I *know* not to follow my burrata addiction (or any dairy) with any fizzy liquid, ever! Results in ChoccyCarole's experience for me
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I had a German boyfriend years ago, who used to drink pints of half orange juice, half coke. Also beer + coke, beer + orange juice, and coke + apple juice.
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not something I would ever try again