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Google Lifts the Lid on Hangover Cures

23 December 2010
Google Lifts the Lid on Hangover Cures

Google search has revealed a silly season favourite with the release of the Top Ten Hang Over Cures, following the festive Christmas season.

Taking out the top spot for ‘best hangover cure’ show confirm that unorthodox methods of getting rid of a hangover are still as popular as ever, including the ‘burnt toast cure’.

‘Marmite beer cure’ came in tenth behind searches including ‘alcohol recovery diet’, ‘green tea hangover’ and ‘hangover cure ginger’.

When it comes to comparing New Zealand and Australia however, the two top ten lists have only two searches in common.

‘Vegemite hangover cure’ came in fourth on the Aussie list showing the trans-Tasman rivalry of our favourite spreads continues.

The top search in Australia was ‘quick hangover cure’ which came in third on the New Zealand list.

Enjoy reading and analyzing the results below- visit www.google.com/zeitgeist to see international top searches and to put together your own lists.

Top New Zealand hangover searches on Google in the silly season
1. best hangover cure
2. burnt toast cure
3. quick hangover cure
4. coffee suppliers
5. green tea hangover
6. hangover cure ginger
7. coffee hangover cure
8. bloody mary recipe
9. alcohol recovery diet
10. marmite beer cure

Top Australian hangover searches on Google in the silly season
1. quick hangover cure
2. oily food hangover
3. hangover cure salt
4. vegemite hangover cure
5. asparagus hangover cure
6. lime hangover cure
7. hangover cure beach
8. hangover cure honey
9. eggs hangover cure
10. hangover cure breakfast

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