Awesome after a ride snacks!
05-16-07, 12:00 PM
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Awesome after a ride snacks!
Today after ride home from work:
Baby Carrots w/ ***** Tahini
Several bottles of leinenkugels.
Baby Carrots w/ ***** Tahini
Several bottles of leinenkugels.
05-16-07, 12:20 PM
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Pita and home made hummus. Pretty much the best ever.
Hummus makes the world spin around.
Hummus makes the world spin around.
05-16-07, 12:27 PM
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Originally Posted by willypilgrim
Today after ride home from work:
Baby Carrots w/ ***** Tahini
Several bottles of leinenkugels.
Baby Carrots w/ ***** Tahini
Several bottles of leinenkugels.
Tahini is crushed sesame seeds and goes into hummus. Are you eating just tahini? Or do you mean hummus made with tahini?
Baby carrots are dumb, in my opinion. Buy a peeler and save yourself some money. Baby carrots are overpriced since SUV driving moms and college girls with eating disorders just HAVE to have them.
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Granola bars and a banana.
Victory St. Boisterous Kellerbock is also the world's perfect post-ride showerbeer. East End Witte is a close second (brewed by a cyclist, for cyclists).
Victory St. Boisterous Kellerbock is also the world's perfect post-ride showerbeer. East End Witte is a close second (brewed by a cyclist, for cyclists).
05-16-07, 12:29 PM
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peeled banana, sprinkled with roasted and salted cashew halves, drizzled with honey.
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05-16-07, 12:35 PM
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The first time I went out on a club ride with roadies I bonked and had to stop at a pub for snacks. Pork scratchings and a beer did the trick.
05-16-07, 12:40 PM
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Homemade Chips(deepfired non of that pan fired garbage) And cheap beer!
05-16-07, 12:44 PM
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The new mediterranean market across from my house means fresh pita, hummus, and tabbouleh after every ride!
I usually always make a smoothie after a good ride.
I usually always make a smoothie after a good ride.
05-16-07, 12:56 PM
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Made by the local deli/market known as Holy Land.
and as for baby carrots, I'm not sure what your talking about as far as saving money, because for the amount of carrots i eat, I make out way better with the bag of organic baby carrots i have than I would buying larger variety.
There is a mediteranean market across the street from me that I havent checked out yet because of laziness/busyness since moving into my new digs. Maybe I'll head over for some pita bread today. Too bad holy land isn't across the street
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I just love bacon wrapped veal after a good ride. Hmmmm...
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Originally Posted by nayr497
What is "***** tahini"?
Tahini is crushed sesame seeds and goes into hummus. Are you eating just tahini? Or do you mean hummus made with tahini?
Baby carrots are dumb, in my opinion. Buy a peeler and save yourself some money. Baby carrots are overpriced since SUV driving moms and college girls with eating disorders just HAVE to have them.
Tahini is crushed sesame seeds and goes into hummus. Are you eating just tahini? Or do you mean hummus made with tahini?
Baby carrots are dumb, in my opinion. Buy a peeler and save yourself some money. Baby carrots are overpriced since SUV driving moms and college girls with eating disorders just HAVE to have them.
05-16-07, 01:33 PM
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Protein shake with blueberry flavored flax seed and a medium banana
Low fat cottage cheese with crushed pineapple
Carrots and hummus in always a good one
A bowl of cereal is good also
lots of water
Low fat cottage cheese with crushed pineapple
Carrots and hummus in always a good one
A bowl of cereal is good also
lots of water
05-16-07, 01:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Eric Hanus
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05-16-07, 02:11 PM
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peanut butter, honey, and bananas
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dates are a during ride snack for me. Also I am a date snob now that my parents live in UAE and supply me with kilos of saudi, omani and emirati dates of various cultivars and states of dryness. I can't even eat north american dates now because I have been so spoiled.