Travel writers and chefs reveal their favourite hangover foods from around the world, from the decadent to the bizarre. Which would YOU try?

We reached out to travel experts and international chefs to discover what foods they turn to when they're hungover. The response ran the gamut from enticing to decadent to nauseating.

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