Consuming raisins as a midnight snack can lead to digestive discomfort, as highlighted by a forum user who experienced adverse effects after eating them late at night. The discussion emphasizes the importance of being cautious with snack choices during late hours, particularly those that are high in sugar or fiber. Participants humorously noted the potential consequences of such snacks, reinforcing the idea that not all late-night food options are suitable.
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tribdog said:I woke up about at about 11 o'clock and wanted something to eat.
Yes, you're supposed to eat the raisins and throw away the box. Didn't you read the 5-step raisin eating instructions on the back of the b..., oh nevermind.tribdog said:I woke up about at about 11 o'clock and wanted something to eat. I didn't feel like cooking anything and the cupboards were looking pretty bare. I came across a box of raisins, which I've never been a fan of, but I figured what the hey. It is now 2 o'clock and I've spent the last half hour in the bathroom. Those things are dangerous.