Forget the soups, or lemonades with this one coming your way. South Korean hard drinkers found a comfort cure in a hangover-fighting ice-cream. A heavy-boozing night follows with a hangover day. South Korea, known to be one of the hardest-drinking countries has to be the first one to come up with this tasteful and curable alternate.

A convenience store has launched the Gyeondyo-bar, meaning “Hang In There”, a brain freezer that lets you ease out your hangover nights. South Korea, inhabiting Asia’s largest per capita alcohol consumers, would make the ice-cream a major seller for sure; and the wonder is out now!

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The country’s annual sales of booze-curing pills and beverages to cosmetics is roughly 150 billion specifically generated from all those who want to keep their skin soft and hydrated after a boozy night, excluding “hangover soups”.

According to The Washington Post, these ice-cream bars contain oriental raisin tree fruit extract and grapefruit flavour. The raisin tree fruit is a traditional hangover cure that dates back to the 17th century.

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Convenience store chain Withme FS, a unit of E-Mart Co Ltd, part of the Shinsegae Group conglomerate, said in a press release, “Gyeondyo-bar expresses the hardships of employees who have to suffer a working day after heavy drinking, as well as to provide comfort to those who have to come to work early after frequent nights of drinking.”