Anyone tried these for Cycling Food
02-06-11, 09:41 PM
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Anyone tried these for Cycling Food
A coworker brought in some bite sized pretzels with peanut butter filling. I thought it didn't sound that good but they are very tasty. They are not as dry as my Lance peanut butter crackers and I'm thinking they'd be a very good food for the road. These came from Trader Joes Has anyone tried them?
They come in both salted and unsalted versions.
They come in both salted and unsalted versions.
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Never thought about sticking a few in a jersey pocket, but it should work; no mess, no fuss.
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The are good... very good... so, I avoid them like the plague. 
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My friend Laura always carries them on long rides and I have seen them at an organized ride.
02-07-11, 12:55 PM
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A coworker brought in some bite sized pretzels with peanut butter filling. I thought it didn't sound that good but they are very tasty. They are not as dry as my Lance peanut butter crackers and I'm thinking they'd be a very good food for the road. These came from Trader Joes Has anyone tried them?
They come in both salted and unsalted versions.
They come in both salted and unsalted versions.
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Though I'd prefer Larbars or anything similar.
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Lärabar. Yeah.
Minis, too.
So far I have yet to go to a Walmart or Target or Kroger or Earth Fare. Publix is regional, so no help there. that didn't have them.
We called maybe more than year ago to ask about T-shirts. They sent two t-shirts and two 16 bar boxes.
Minis, too.
So far I have yet to go to a Walmart or Target or Kroger or Earth Fare. Publix is regional, so no help there. that didn't have them.
We called maybe more than year ago to ask about T-shirts. They sent two t-shirts and two 16 bar boxes.
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Once when I was hurting on a ride my friend Cathy gave me a peanut butter in a tube squeezy thing. I ate it and put the wrapper in my pocket where my glasses were. Put the glasses on and there was peanut butter all over them.
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Wallmart has them on their website. I think you can order them and have them shipped free to your local store.
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