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FarmerPalmer replied

8 September 2007, 08:45
Originally posted by Robster View Post

According to a Guinness promotional leaflet i read it also contains more vitamin C than orange juice!

its also full of iron - when my son was born my wife was anaemic and was advised to eat steak, spinach, Guinness and chocolate.

so used to cook steak & spinach in Guinness - followed by a bar of chocolate.

... those were the days
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Robster replied

7 September 2007, 12:24
According to a Guinness promotional leaflet i read it also contains more vitamin C than orange juice!
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darmstadt replied

7 September 2007, 11:46
I used to get Guinness and red wine on prescription, 4 cans and a bottle a day and at the time I didn't like either so used to swap for ale. Bet you can't get that anymore???
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DimPrawn replied

7 September 2007, 11:01
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Swiss Tony replied

7 September 2007, 10:55
What have Guinness and a priest got in common?

Both have black coats and white collars, and God help your arse if you get a bad one.
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beaker replied

7 September 2007, 10:25
Does it need to be injected?
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crimdon started a topic Guinness

7 September 2007, 10:23
Guinness

Apparently it works like asprin and stops blood clots.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/3266819.stm
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