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What foods and drinks should not be mixed? (Possibly NSFW)

Asked by RedDeerGuy1 (24987points) April 16th, 2022

Like juice, beer and milk?

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kritiper's avatar

Orange juice and milk.
Any beer and Coors.
Any alcohols.
Be wary of gin. If in doubt, use vodka instead.

JLoon's avatar

Kim chee and absinthe.

Unless you’re already nude and surrounded by strangers – Then it’s perfectly okay.

Jons_Blond's avatar

I’ll just say it’s not pretty if you vomit a mixture Cheetos and Pepto Bismol.

LadyMarissa's avatar

^^ The thought…EWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!

SEKA's avatar

Beer and any liquor
Mixing different liquors
OJ and milk (especially on an empty stomach)
Watermelon and milk (according to my parents)

Jeruba's avatar

Did you mean literally mixed in the same glass or bowl (like, say, tea and milk)? or mixed as in having them together at one sitting (like, say, tea and toast)?

RedDeerGuy1's avatar

@Jeruba Together in one sitting.

Jeruba's avatar

Well, I don’t know about “should,” but I wouldn’t care to consume or serve sweets with wine or beer. A birthday cake, for instance: no champagne for me. I’ll take a glass of milk, and save the champagne for later.

A company I used to work for had an afternoon event once a month during nice weather, called (and featuring) beer and cookies. That sounded seriously unappetizing to me.
 

Waiting—naively, perhaps—to see how this Q attracts NSFW answers.

LadyMarissa's avatar

^^ He marks everything as NSFW just to cover his butt…At least this time, he added the word “possibly” to the beginning of the NSFW!!! ;}

Strauss's avatar

Beer and fruit. Especially raisins. Especially for breakfast.

SEKA's avatar

Just thought of another. Never give a drunk coffee with cream. It curdles in their stomach and comes back faster than it goes down. Black coffee is fine

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