Food that can cure sunburn?!
Question: Heaven's no. You burned your hide, and nothing you eat is going to miraculously fix that. You will just have to suffer until your own skin can repair itself. There are remedies out there than can help take some of the sting out temporarily, sprays and lotions that will make you a little more comfy in your toasted skin, and lotions and oils to help get some moisture back in it. Otherwise, it's just a matter of suffering for a few days, then peeling and itching, and afterwards the memory of the experience to keep you from toasting yourself so badly again. Drinking loads of fluid is about the only thing you can do with your mouth that will help anything. Eat what you like, so far as that goes, because it won't matter. You still have to tough out the next couple days.
Answers: Heaven's no. You burned your hide, and nothing you eat is going to miraculously fix that. You will just have to suffer until your own skin can repair itself. There are remedies out there than can help take some of the sting out temporarily, sprays and lotions that will make you a little more comfy in your toasted skin, and lotions and oils to help get some moisture back in it. Otherwise, it's just a matter of suffering for a few days, then peeling and itching, and afterwards the memory of the experience to keep you from toasting yourself so badly again. Drinking loads of fluid is about the only thing you can do with your mouth that will help anything. Eat what you like, so far as that goes, because it won't matter. You still have to tough out the next couple days.
Get an aloe plant and take the gel out of the inside and smear it on sunburned skin
natural yoghurt is fab and cooling for the skin
No food can cure sunburn. A topical analgesic like Solarcaine can help. Put sunscreen SPF30 on if you go out in the sun.