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Who the fuck eats acid for breakfast?
Orange juice is a pretty common breakfast drink.
Or did you mean acid of the lysergic variety? That won't damage your teeth, though you'll have an interesting work day
Food is generally acidic, basic food would taste bitter and awful.
May I intoduce you to the Swedish delicacy lutfisk?
Popularly known for being one of the most horrible things, haha. Even the Swedes don't like it, they just keep it around as a prank to play on foreigners and need strong alcohol as a chaser to get it down...
I think you're thinking about surströmming.
We eat lutfisk at the end of our traditional Christmas feast to counteract... I think you call it heartburn or acid reflux in English.
It tastes quite bland if you ask me.
Oh, my bad haha, I absolutely was
that Hunter S. Thompson guy i guess.. most of his friends..