Travel writers and chefs 明らかにする／漏らす their favourite hangover foods from around the world, from the decadent to the bizarre. Which would YOU try?

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The idea of 存在 hungover abroad without the 慰安s of home may fill you with a 冷淡な dread.

But 残り／休憩（する） 保証するd, you're never far away from a hangover cure.?

It just might be something of an acquired taste, as we discovered when we?reached out to travel 専門家s and chefs around the world to discover what foods they turn to when they're fur-tongued and seedy from too much of a good thing.

Their 返答s ran the gamut from enticing to decadent to theoretically nauseating - yet 明らかに 効果的な. So which would you try??

Taiwan - Ti hoeh koe (pig's 血 cake)

Pig's 血 cake - congealed pig's 血 mixed with rice and served on a stick - is an ideal hangover cure, によれば?Taiwanese travel 専門家 Nick Kembel

Travel author and 創立者 of Taiwan Obsessed, Nick Kembel, is evangelical about Taiwanese street food's ability to slough off a rough 長，率いる.

He told MailOnline Travel: 'A must-try is Taiwan's pig's 血 cake, a 象徴的な street food sold fresh all morning. Its 深い crimson colour may turn some off, but アイロンをかける-rich pig's 血 作品 wonders, reinvigorating hungover systems in one hearty slice.'

Pig's 血 cake is made by mixing pig’s 血 with steamed sticky rice, to create a chewy, 半分-gelatinous texture, which is then rolled in peanut dust and spices and served on a stick. Nick said: 'It may sound scary, but it tastes like a cure.'

Mexico - Menudo (tripe stew)

Tripe stew menudo is regarded as a powerful hangover elixir in Mexico

There's a modicum of hype around tripe as a hangover cure in Mexico, によれば Shelley Marmor, travel 専門家 and 創立者 of Tulum Travel Secrets.

She told MailOnline Travel: 'The 伝統的な tripe stew menudo is regarded as a powerful hangover elixir. Its peppery broth and soft tripe are 慰安ing and 防備を堅める／強化するing.'

England - prairie oyster

Nigella Lawson 断言するs by the prairie oyster (above). Picture 儀礼 of Creative ありふれたs

There's a plethora of impressive English 選択s - the bacon sarnie, beans on toast, the 十分な try-up. But instead we defer to Nigella Lawson, who loves a 伝統的な prairie oyster.

The English TV cook said: 'My hangover cure is the "prairie oyster", which consists of an egg yolk, Tabasco, Worcestershire sauce, brandy, and vinegar.

'You have to swallow it 負かす／撃墜する in one gulp.'?

A わずかに いっそう少なく potent 見解／翻訳／版 of this hangover cure was also famously favoured by P. G Wodehouse character Jeeves - it consisted of Worcestershire sauce, raw egg and red pepper.?

Australia - Vegemite on toast

Vegemite is 十分な of salt and B ビタミンs - things that need 補充するing as they are used up quickly when the 団体／死体 過程s alcohol, says?医療の nutritionist Dr Sarah Brewer

In 2018, 医療の nutritionist Dr Sarah Brewer 階級d the best hangover dishes in the world. Her number one? The Aussie classic, Vegemite on toast.

'Australia's Vegemite on toast is 最高の，を越す of our 名簿（に載せる）／表（にあげる） for best hangover cures 証明するing that the simpler, the better,' she said.

'Vegemite is 十分な of salt and B ビタミンs - things that need 補充するing as they are used up quickly when the 団体／死体 過程s alcohol.'

You'll also get a good dose of calcium, magnesium, potassium, アイロンをかける and selenium, which are known to help keep the 肌 and 注目する，もくろむs healthy.

Smother it in cheese and you'll 補充する your protein and fats, too.

North Carolina, America - 薄焼きパン／素焼陶器s and gravy

薄焼きパン／素焼陶器s and white gravy are 'quintessential Southern 慰安 foods that just feel 権利' (在庫／株 image)?

Sarah Murphy, creator of North Carolina travel blog 調査する More NC, rhapsodised about their 地元の cure, telling MailOnline Travel: 'As any 地元の will tell you, nothing 扱う／治療するs a morning-after やめる like a 薄焼きパン／素焼陶器 from Bojangles?[a Southeastern American chain restaurant]?- whether it's their 署名 buttermilk 薄焼きパン／素焼陶器 or a savory filet 薄焼きパン／素焼陶器 挟む.'

によれば Sarah, 薄焼きパン／素焼陶器s and gravy - soft dough 薄焼きパン／素焼陶器s covered in white gravy, made from the drippings of cooked pork sausage - are 'quintessential Southern 慰安 foods that just feel 権利'.

Korea - Haejang-Guk (hangover soup)

Judy Joo, 創立者 of Korean restaurant ソウル Bird, explains: 'In Korea our hair of the dog is a little dif ferent... it's called Haejang-Guk and it means "soup to chase the hangover".'

Judy Joo, 創立者 of Korean restaurant ソウル Bird, said: 'In Korea our hair of the dog is a little different, we 現実に have a soup which is 特に for hangovers!?

'It's called Haejang-Guk and it means "soup to chase the hangover". It usually consists of 乾燥した，日照りのd Napa cabbage, vegetables and meat in a hearty beef broth.'

Italy - spaghetti aglio olio peperoncino

Matteo Delnevo, 創立者 of Delnevos, told MailOnline: 'I’m from Italy and when I feel 壊れやすい there is only one thing for it, a bowl of Spaghetti Aglio Olio Peperoncino'?

The Italian panacea for the morning tremblies is?pasta-tively delicious.

Matteo Delnevo, 創立者 of Italian food company?Delnevos, told MailOnline Travel: 'I’m from Italy and when I feel 壊れやすい there is only one thing for it, a bowl of spaghetti aglio olio peperoncino. It’s a 慰安ing and hearty dish made with al dente spaghetti, 投げ上げる／ボディチェックするd in a creamy sauce infused with garlic, Parmesan cheese, and a hint of 黒人／ボイコット pepper.'?

Jersey - Shucked oysters and Guinness

Oysters and Guinness is a hangover 勝利者 for the Mail's Hugo Brown

The Mail's Assistant Travel Editor Hugo Brown?特記する／引用するs a 特に 効果的な dish he had in Jersey - freshly shucked oysters, eaten on the beach, washed 負かす／撃墜する with a pint of Guinness.?

Nauseating or curative? He i nsists the latter (and 強調する／ストレスs the meal isn't a 正規の／正選手 occurrence).?

Spain - Tortilla de Patata (Spanish omelette)

‘One classic dish that never fails is tortilla de patata, also known as a Spanish omelette,' says one Spanish travel 専門家

Lucia Polla, 創立者 of Viva La Vita, is a Spanish travel 専門家. She told MailOnline Travel: ‘We Spaniards sure know a thing or two about curing hangovers after a long night of fun!

‘One classic dish that never fails is tortilla de patata, also known as a Spanish omelette. This hearty potato and egg breakfast is a favourite around here for good 推論する／理由. The combination of fluffy eggs, sliced potatoes, onions, and olive oil gives you just what you need to feel human again...? as 慰安ing as a 抱擁する from your grandma.'

It's considered a delicacy in Spain to undercook the eggs - the runnier, the better. その結果 in Madrid there has been a 無分別な of salmonella 事例／患者s connected to raw egg in tortillas, so eat under advisement or the hangover may 突然変異する.?

Thailand - khao dtom (Thai rice soup)

Andy Oliver, co-創立者 of Thai restaurants som saa and Kolae , likes to 緩和する 地位，任命する-drinking 苦しめる with 'Thai rice soup? (khao dtom) when I'm feeling a little worse for wear'

Andy Oliver, co-創立者 of Thai restaurants som saa and Kolae, likes to 緩和する 地位，任命する-drinking 苦しめる with 伝統的な Thai dishes.?

He said:?‘I'm a big fan of Thai rice soup or khao dtom when I'm feeling a little worse for wear.?

'It's essentially cooked rice simmered in a light 在庫／株, seasoned with soy and white pepper, and then adorned with all sorts of good things - like fried garlic, roasted chilli 砕く, finely sliced spring onions, ginger.’

Japan - clam miso soup, ochazuke, and umeboshi pickled plums

Clam miso soup, a popular Japanese hangove salve

Wayne Kask, creator of travel blog Always On The Shore, has travelled extensively in Japan.?

Instead of anything 深い-fried or cheese-stuffed, he says, there they reach for 'gentle yet nourishing sustenance' such as clam miso soup, ochazuke - rice topped with broth and 海草 or fish - or umeboshi pickled plums, which Wayne told MailOnline are 'high in digestive-補佐官ing enzymes and 構内／化合物s'.

Portugal - francesinha

The francesinha is an indulgent toastie hangover cure unique to Porto - and 是認するd by?the late, 広大な／多数の／重要な Anthony Bourdain

The francesinha - unique to Porto, Portugal - is the ultimate hangover toastie.

It's made by 層ing bread with pork, smoked sausage, bacon, and topping it off with a medium-rare beefsteak. More bread, then melted cheese is 追加するd before it's finally 溺死するd in a molten, spiced tomato-and-beer sauce and served with a 味方する of fries.?

The francesinha was 是認するd by the late, 広大な／多数の／重要な Anthony Bourdain, who said: 'Meat, cheese, fat, and bread. It's the immortal combination.'?

It begs the question whether curing a hangover is 価値（がある） inducing a cardiac 逮捕（する）.