Training & Nutrition - Honey as a GU replacement part duex!

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SD Fixed
06-22-01, 07:42 AM
Well, the honey and granola mix has worked for the last few weeks, no problems. I still loose a little of the zip and the end of the ride home, but I think that it's mostly due to the increase in tempratures.
Sure beats live snake ;) !
It is somewhat not that great a taste, but it beats most power bars and the like. And the cost is good enough.
LittleBigMan
06-23-01, 09:15 PM
William,
I consider this a "bike fuel" topic, so I'm going to add mine to it:
Pizza, Chinese food, Burritos, beans and rice, spaghetti, er...wait,
this list is getting too long! :blush:
Actually, my central favorites (I don't care who laughs, I won't change--but I might try something new) are whole wheat bread/natural peanut butter sandwiches, skim milk, apples, bananas, carrots, tomatoes and orange juice.
And of course, pizza, Chinese food, Burritos...
Joe Gardner
06-24-01, 12:20 AM
I just got back from eating at KFC, i pocketed about a dozen (or two) little honey packets :) It was a fair tradeoff, the chicken tonite sucked! :p Anyhow, i think i'll keep a few in my seat bag when i ride, Gu = $1.49 - Three packets of Honey = $Free
SD Fixed
06-25-01, 07:43 AM
Originally posted by Pete Clark
skim milk,
I've read this, but was never sure, but as a fuel, doesn't milk have lactose, which I think is supposed to slow your muscle reaction down. I know that when you rest or recover, milk is ok, and your muscles create lactose for rebuilding.. but.. ?
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