Training & Nutrition - The Ultimate Food

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velocipedio
08-18-02, 02:23 PM
What is the ultimate food?


1oldRoadie
08-18-02, 03:12 PM
You left out bananas

vlad
08-18-02, 04:18 PM
I eat mostly beef.

My favourite carbohydrates are in Lowenbrau dark beer.

When I am full of beef and beer I am willing to be at peace with the world if unmolested.

Do we need a "beef and beer" category of ultimate food?


velocipedio
08-18-02, 04:25 PM
Originally posted by vlad
Do we need a "beef and beer" category of ultimate food?
Naw... it has to be one or 'tother...

brent_dube
08-18-02, 04:45 PM
:eek: Don't be pregidious. If you include beer, you must include hard liquor.

Anyways, I often eat pasta (once every 1.5 days usually) but ground beef is always the old reliable to goto when my stomach needs food. My diet is limited because of allergies to corn, wheat/gluten, and milk, so beef is the number one thing that is really easy on the tummy for me personally. (Don't ask me why beef is and rice bread isn't, I really do not understand it)

ngateguy
08-18-02, 07:01 PM
I was forced to pick beer but there should be a cheeseburger and beer selection Cheeseburgers are the ultimate food. A well built burger includes all food groups, except beer and another you forgot about Chocolate. Aren't cyclist a bit picky?:D

:beer:

AnnieYak
08-18-02, 07:25 PM
Hey I vote the yellow food group!!! a NAMA!!!! goes down so smooth and doesnt cramp the tummy. And after you have the peel to toss on the ground... oops!! did I say that... NOT I... I always keep my peels.. place them in my bag, zip them up and forget about um!!! till the next long ride.. and I go ICKY!! See how much fun the yellow food group is.... it can linger on and on... it will bring you back to when you ate it!!! you have that dumb look in your eyes as you stare off..... oh yes that ride to never never land.... ahhhhhhhhh yes.... then the big bubble above your head appears.. as you remember...... wax sentimental...

Annie :fun:

lotek
08-19-02, 12:58 PM
Well, I'm taking the purely cycling answer and
disregarding page 5,462 of Cannibalism for perfect Health
By Dr. Jeffrey De Salvo. I voted Bananas. Perfect ride
food. Tasty, nice packaging, biodegradable.
I consider Ramen and Pasta the same food group and
a close second.
AnnieYak, uhm, I don't think you're supposed to
smoke the banana peel (that went out in the 60's).

Marty

brent_dube
08-19-02, 01:10 PM
I used to love bananas but nowadays they are to acidy for my tummy.


Originally posted by lotek
AnnieYak, uhm, I don't think you're supposed to
smoke the banana peel

:lol:

LittleBigMan
08-19-02, 05:36 PM
Velo, you're not going to like my answer, but here it is:

There is no ultimate food! That is, it takes all the varieties of food to do you justice (and if you're vegetarian, all varieties of food you allow yourself to eat.)

(I'm partial to apples.)

Richard D
08-20-02, 04:06 AM
Pasta for it's versatility.

stewartp
08-20-02, 06:29 AM
I like the way I can chuck the 'nana skin away in the hedgerows

I don't like the way the 'nana turns black and nasty after 30 miles in your jersey pocket.

I hate the way a 30 mile 'nana in your jersey pocket squidges everywhere when you lie back on a grass verge for a rest.

Stew

brent_dube
08-20-02, 10:45 AM
Originally posted by Richard D
Pasta for it's versatility.

In the last week, each time coming home from a ride, I find myself having a large craving for pasta. It is so filling! :D

DanFromDetroit
08-22-02, 11:11 AM
I voted Pasta, because you can make a pasta sauce many ways; however I really do believe that GU is the ultimate food.

GU is not really food, but when it is time for a packet of GU, I really look forward to it because I feel so much better afterwards.

regards
Dan

webist
08-22-02, 12:26 PM
The ultimate food is IMHO, what ever I am eating whenever I am hungry.

Argonne
08-24-02, 10:24 AM
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Any flavor.

Bikes-N-Drums
08-24-02, 12:13 PM
Pure honey.

velocipedio
08-25-02, 05:11 PM
Pure honey is pure sugar! Yech!

Guillermo
08-25-02, 07:20 PM
you left out anything BBQ :)

I had an Applebee's all-you-can-eat Riblet eating contest with some friends last week!!

megamark16
08-29-02, 01:09 PM
I love bananas but I can't eat a TON of them, I can eat Pasta forever...and ever...and ever... :)

Mark

RegularGuy
08-29-02, 02:57 PM
BROWNIES...Very possibly nature's most perfect food.

I could live on brownies and cole slaw.

1oldRoadie
08-29-02, 03:19 PM
Originally posted by RegularGuy
BROWNIES...Very possibly nature's most perfect food.

I could live on brownies and cole slaw.

Mannnn, we used to make some REALLY GOOD brownies back in college. But we always put choc. icing on 'em..not cole slaw...I don't think....well if we did, I guess it tasted pretty good. All I know is that the more brownies you ate the more you wanted:rolleyes:

Raiyn
08-30-02, 01:04 AM
PIZZA!!! Some might say that pasta is soo flexible as to how you can eat it. On the other hand pizza rocks because of WHEN you can eat it: morning, noon, or night, hot or cold it just doesn't matter!








Originally posted by 1oldRoadie


Mannnn, we used to make some REALLY GOOD brownies back in college. But we always put choc. icing on 'em..not cole slaw...I don't think....well if we did, I guess it tasted pretty good. All I know is that the more brownies you ate the more you wanted:rolleyes:

Jamie
08-31-02, 11:12 AM
Originally posted by RegularGuy
BROWNIES...Very possibly nature's most perfect food.


I think brownies really ARE nature's most perfect food!!

ngateguy
09-01-02, 12:05 AM
and on the 7th day God said "Let there be brownies" and he created marijuana :p

RegularGuy
09-01-02, 06:25 AM
Originally posted by ngateguy
and on the 7th day God said "Let there be brownies" and he created marijuana :p

That wasn't God, that was Alice B. Toklas. I can see where one might confuse the two, if one was stoned out of one's gourd. Just for the record, I like regular brownies.

ngateguy
09-03-02, 10:34 PM
Originally posted by RegularGuy


That wasn't God, that was Alice B. Toklas. I can see where one might confuse the two, if one was stoned out of one's gourd. Just for the record, I like regular brownies.

You know I always get those two mixed up :D
And for the record I also now only eat regular brownies (when I do eat brownies)

john999
09-11-02, 12:43 AM
There's something about crisps (salt and vinegar of course)...

They're like, delicate shards of deep fried fat held together with starch molecules.

Arrrghhhhh..... [like Homer Simpson]

joeprim
09-11-02, 05:28 AM
You left out fried onions, peppers, with garlic.
Actually I like all mention except the Kraft M&C. It needs spices and better cheese.
Joe
:beer:

Stor Mand
09-12-02, 11:14 AM
I think sushu/sashimi was left out ... it's got protein and carbs all rolled into one need little package.
:beer:

cyclochica
09-12-02, 12:36 PM
The most important food group was left off, French Fries. They are international;) and go great with anything.:D