Breakfast
wiffachip
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Mcdonalds big breakfast meal with orange juice and extra hash brown
full english, preferably from Fenwicks in Newcastle, 6 items
pilchards on toast, grilled
heinz ravioli on a half a toasted greggs stottie
any other good suggestions ?
Mcdonalds big breakfast meal with orange juice and extra hash brown
full english, preferably from Fenwicks in Newcastle, 6 items
pilchards on toast, grilled
heinz ravioli on a half a toasted greggs stottie
any other good suggestions ?
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Glass of Grapefruit juice
Bowl of porage with cinnamon and honey.
Venomous triple espresso
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Grapefruit
Last night's left over curry
Oodles of tea.
Wakes you up, warms you up and dehydrates you.0 -
This little lot keeps me going for at least 4 hours
Half cup of porridge oats to one cup of Semi Skimmed
Handful of Raisins
Chopped up banana
Top with Cinnamon
And a cup of Costa Rica's finest coffee.
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You mean a tasty breakfast or a healthy one. Because your options certainly aren't healthy ones.0
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2 currant teacakes with Flora or three weetabix with semi-skimmed and honey. Tea.
Large filter coffee from the café at work.Ben
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wiffachip wrote:full english, preferably from Fenwicks in Newcastle, 6 items
Frequent their food hall and YoSushi!.0 -
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Bowl of cereal with sugar and semi skimmed milk.
Glass of skimmed milk.
Glass of orange juice.
Glass of water.
2 peices of toast with butter and marmite + 1 peice of toast with butter only.
1 peice of cheese on toast.
Cup of coffee if feeling a bit tired.
That sets you up great for a morning 100k ride, don't need to eat until about 50 miles in"I hold it true, what'er befall;
I feel it, when I sorrow most;
'Tis better to have loved and lost;
Than never to have loved at all."
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Bowl of porridge. 50g with water. 2 mins in microwave.
Double espresso.
Done!
That's after a 45 minute run.Start with a budget, finish with a mortgage!0 -
Double Espresso and some porridge with jam.
Or if i'm feeling saucy a bowl of coco pops or a sausage sandwich. The espresso is non-negotiable though, no coffee no workee."In many ways, my story was that of a raging, Christ-like figure who hauled himself off the cross, looked up at the Romans with blood in his eyes and said 'My turn, sock cookers'"
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bowl of muesli with semi skimmed milk
water + berocca
tea & toast w/ jam if still hungry....the bicycle is the most efficient machine ever created: Converting calories into gas, a bicycle gets the equivalent of three thousand miles per gallon...0 -
Banana at 07:00, Then whatever my good lady makes me when I get home from work
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Just had a big bowl of porridge before my ride.
Most days all I have is a protein shake.
Fav breakfast (when I didn't care about being healthy) is 4 x Eggs Benedict.0 -
wiffachip wrote:Pokerface wrote:You mean a tasty breakfast or a healthy one. Because your options certainly aren't healthy ones.
pilchards on toast ?
either really, whats your fav ?
Wtf? I mean really, do you actually think anything from McDonalds is good for you? Do you realise the salt content in their Big Breakfast?0 -
Fry up!
Link and Lorne sausage, bacon, black pudding, haggis, tattie scone and beans.
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giant mancp wrote:wiffachip wrote:Pokerface wrote:You mean a tasty breakfast or a healthy one. Because your options certainly aren't healthy ones.
pilchards on toast ?
either really, whats your fav ?
Wtf? I mean really, do you actually think anything from McDonalds is good for you? Do you realise the salt content in their Big Breakfast?
do you realise how tasty they are !0 -
Oats, protein powder and water.
coffee x 2.
Fry up at weekend0 -
Low sugar muesli + skimmed milk
glass of water
scrambled eggs on toast if i have time."A cyclist has nothing to lose but his chain"
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Big bowl of shreddies with semi-skimmed milk.
Large glass of water, that does me until lunch0 -
45g porridge oats
115 ml skimmed milk
5g trail mix
5g honey
40g blueberries
sometimes I'll stick a banana on there as well. and yes i'm anal about my food and like to weigh itThere is never redemption, any fool can regret yesterday...
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Today...... two slices of seeded loaf with marmalade.
Otherwise;
Bowl of Crunch Nut Clusters semi-skimmed milk.
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Macdonalds Double Sausage & Egg McMuffin (only if I'm on my way to a customer and it's early)
That's only the start to the grazing though. I'll normally have a bagel at about 11am, then lunch (home made beef & veg soup), then maybe a sandwich around 4pm, then dinner around 7pm (other half is a trained cordon bleu chef ) Then probably a sandwich/bagel around 9pm.
All healthy-ish stuff, I just eat loads !! I'm 12.5 stone and don't think I've ever grown out of my 4hourly feeds !!Science adjusts it’s beliefs based on what’s observed.
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northernneil wrote:giant mancp wrote:wiffachip wrote:Pokerface wrote:You mean a tasty breakfast or a healthy one. Because your options certainly aren't healthy ones.
pilchards on toast ?
either really, whats your fav ?
Wtf? I mean really, do you actually think anything from McDonalds is good for you? Do you realise the salt content in their Big Breakfast?
do you realise how tasty they are !
Not very! I'm not a health food facist and love a nice full cooked breakfast as well as some burgers from McD's but their breakfasts are horrible.
My regular breakfast at the moment is porridge with 1% fat milk but treat myself to Shreddies at the weekend. My previous meal of choice was 3 Weetabix but find porridge keeps me going for longer without snacks.0 -
50g porridge, 90ml semi skimmed, 90ml water, dash of lemon juice, cinnamon, maybve some raisins and almonds.
Left overnight in fridge, no cooking!, eaten cold.0 -
chriskempton wrote:50g porridge, 90ml semi skimmed, 90ml water, dash of lemon juice, cinnamon, maybve some raisins and almonds.
Left overnight in fridge, no cooking!, eaten cold.
Isn't that called grout ?
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sounds like home made bircher muesli to me. Sounds yummy!0
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Ive found Dorset Cereals muesli's to be very good! There are a few different ones available, and are packed full of fruit and nuts etc and are very filling, so you only need a little amount to keep you going till lunch time!
They are around £3-£4 depending on which one you choose and they are available from most supermarkets! Oh and before anyone asks - No i dont work for them!! haha
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Lagavulin wrote:wiffachip wrote:full english, preferably from Fenwicks in Newcastle, 6 items
Frequent their food hall and YoSushi!.
breakfast is served in the basement cafe, below the lush birds selling scent
for a bit of additional excitement, get 9 items, the wife on the till hardly ever notices, so you just pay for 6. I like to live my life on the edge0 -
giant mancp wrote:wiffachip wrote:Pokerface wrote:You mean a tasty breakfast or a healthy one. Because your options certainly aren't healthy ones.
pilchards on toast ?
either really, whats your fav ?
Wtf? I mean really, do you actually think anything from McDonalds is good for you? Do you realise the salt content in their Big Breakfast?
it is good for me, cos I like it. never looked at the salt content, but imagine it's not great. couple of times a month ain't going to harm you, everything in moderation, including moderation0 -
Jordans tropical museli, skimmed milk.
Large coffee from caffitiere.
Or.......
Scrambled eggs and king prawns (my mate gets me 5kg bags of prawns for nothing) or rye toast.
Depends on the day.0