Haribo Kiddies Super Mix
JimmyK
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its my 10 yr old daughter`s 11th birthday on sunday, i was in tescos getting some bags of the above sweets. i read the back of them and these are some of the stats
energy per 100g 1436KJ 344 kcal
protein per 100g 6.6 g
Carbohydrates per 100g 79.0 g
i tried jelly babies and got sick of the flavours, i love haribo , so i bought a packet for saturday`s 50 mile ride. those stats look good to me, anybody else ever tried them ?
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Use Haribo's all the time after seeking the advice of my nutritionist, scoffed 2 bags along with 4 slices of malt loaf on a 48.99 miler, can't class it as 50
and my blood sugar levels were at a normal level when I checked them about 30 mins after getting home. Got to clear the kids sweet shelves in Morrisons tomorrow. I've added a signature to prove it is still possible.0 -
[pedant alert]Surely your 10 yr old daughter couldn't have any birthday other than her 11th? [/pedant alert]JimmyK wrote:its my 10 yr old daughter`s 11th birthday on sunday..............
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ps. I'm sure the sweeties will work fine. Sugar=carbs=good news innit? But take some plain water with you because you'll need it to go with the carbs and also so you don't rot your teeth.0 -
BeaconRuth wrote:But take some plain water with you because you'll need it to go with the carbs and also so you don't rot your teeth.
Mine go down whole, I don't chew them mainly cause of the dental health aspect.I've added a signature to prove it is still possible.0 -
how the hell could you chew haribos when doing anything more than moderate exercise?? It's like chewing on old tyres...0
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pop in mouth..........swallow0
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That's what I would do with a tablet or pill. But where's the pleasure in swallowing food whole? :shock:JimmyK wrote:pop in mouth..........swallow
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Exactly - if you pop in mouth and just swallow, you might as well glug PSP...yuk.0
