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Old 07-04-07, 09:17 PM
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The Ultimate Recovery Meal

After a nice long hot ride in the Blistering Florida sun.... stopped in CircleK and picked up the only edible thing I could find:

El Monterey XX Large Belly Buster

Talk about recovery food. I think I'm fueled for a week at least.
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750 calories of pure bliss....well at least it seems that way, i want one.
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Lots of protein, salt, and carbs. I would want to cool down for half an hour first. Start with a vanilla shake first.
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I love 13g of sat.fats
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I wasn't saying it was what we SHOULD be eating.

Just the fact that they make those things... no wonder people end up 300+ lbs.
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I remember bonking on a ride and had to throw up and couldn't stop sweating for half an hour...

And then I ate a burrito (Qdoba-style). Took FOREVER-- I didn't know if the puke burned my throat or the adobo chicken.
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It looks nice, but for my recoveries, I look for the trip.

https://www.heartattackgrill.com/
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