“Killer Hangover?”
Such Language… SMH

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Tsk, tsk, Time. Those words are NOT part of our vocabulary – not on KYOOR‘s watch. Time wrote that wine drinkers could be heavy handed when it comes to pouring wine:

Those asked to serve themselves a normal glass of white wine into a clear glass dished out 9% more than when pouring red wine, researchers warned. What’s more, wide glasses received around 12% more than standard receptacles. And topping up your tipple in-hand adds yet another 12% compared to using a table or countertop.

Best Advice: Hold a  w-i-d-e  glass and ask for a white wine throughout the evening. KYOOR the end of your night and there will be no need for such language when you wake up.

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Healthy Competition: Gatorade vs. Water

 splashingMen’s Health Magazine did a comparison of powders, pills, bars, and drinks to real food. Though some seemed to be a clear cut comparisons (e.g. “Protein Bar vs. Beef Jerky”), others were a little far reaching, almost like comparing apples to… Red Bull?!? One of the more practical competitions was how water beats Gatorade on everything but taste. Just add some sugar and some yellow 6 to your water and it’d be a shutout.

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Hangover Ramen?

I read “Hangover Ramen” but after that all I heard was pork, bacon, pork, pork…
Social Eatz is offering an enticing bowl of ramen, meant to brighten your night of drinking.

UPDATE: Unfortunately, Social Eats has closed. 😥

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Sunday Morning Brunch (in Montreal)

Why only limit hangover meals to Sunday & more importantly, if we’re talking about places in Montreal, why isn’t there ONE mention of poutine? Well, the places and food mentioned in the article still makes me hungry, even without a hangover.

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