A
gut bomb is
food that causes a disturbance in the
midsection. At the very least a gut bomb causes a
stomachache, but also may include
diarrhea or
heartburn. Popular gut bombs are primarily
creamy foods like a rich
dessert or
greasy foods like
chicken wings,
hamburgers,
french fries,
Pizza Hut pizza and
buffet style
Chinese food.
Usage: “That
medium-rare chili-burger with
extra cheeseand bacon and
cheese fries was a real gut bomb!”
Be kind to your
stomach. Gut bombs may be avoided by not eating too much of the offending
food, drinking extra
water or staying away entirely from the foods that make your
belly gurgle in
digestive pain.
For the
liquid equivalent of a gut bomb, see
bladder missile.