Ideal riding fuel?

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• chris_bass Posts: 4,913

  August 2011

  wholemeal jam or honey rolls get my vote!

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• chiark Posts: 335

  August 2011

  censored Pit Farm Cafe does an excellent Banananana and Sutanana Loaf, and is ideally positioned, too.

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• keef66 Posts: 13,123

  August 2011

  Peanut butter and blackcurrant conserve on wholemeal bread. Odd but strangely delicious.

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• thescouselander Posts: 549

  August 2011

  Chocolate tiffin. Om nom nom.

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• fast as fupp Posts: 2,277

  August 2011

  Pot belge

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• LeicesterLad Posts: 3,908

  August 2011

  the humble fig role.

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• sub55 Posts: 1,025

  August 2011 edited August 2011

  bear

  constantly reavalueating the situation and altering the perceived parameters accordingly

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• LeicesterLad Posts: 3,908

  August 2011

  sub55 wrote:

  bear

  
  Grizzly or Polar?

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• sub55 Posts: 1,025

  August 2011

  grizzly

  constantly reavalueating the situation and altering the perceived parameters accordingly

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• LeicesterLad Posts: 3,908

  August 2011

  sub55 wrote:

  grizzly

  
  I prefer Polar, its like steak flavoured ice cream.

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• fuzzynavel Posts: 718

  August 2011

  I've recently gone Paleo in terms of diet so just fruit and nuts for me......none of that processed censored any more!

  17 Stone down to 12.5 now raring to get back on the bike!

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• desweller Posts: 5,175

  August 2011

  Fruit cake. Baked with a healthy dollop of calvados.

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• Secteur Posts: 1,971

  August 2011

  home made flap-jack and a banana

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• nickyhoward55 Posts: 148

  August 2011

  Soooo bad, but soooo good
  
  
  
  

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• edhornby Posts: 1,780

  August 2011

  homemade flapjack or soreen - sainsbury also do imitation mars bars / snickers that are smaller than the brand ones (and bargainous), which are useful for a sugar hit if needed *during* the ride

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• pease Posts: 150

  August 2011

  nickyhoward55 wrote:

  Soooo bad, but soooo good
  
  
  
  

  
  Can you post the recepie ? I made some with honey rather the syrup yesterday but not so keen on them..

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• alwaystoohot Posts: 252

  August 2011

  keef66 wrote:

  Peanut butter and blackcurrant conserve on wholemeal bread. Odd but strangely delicious.

  
  Eaten them for 30+ years, usually after sport when I'm famished.
  
  I like teh idea of banana cake.... might just have to give that one a whirl..... :twisted:

  'I started with nothing and still have most of it left.'

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• MichaelW Posts: 2,164

  August 2011

  LeicesterLad wrote:

  sub55 wrote:

  grizzly

  
  I prefer Polar, its like steak flavoured ice cream.

  
  More like steak flavoured with Eaton Mess.

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• MancMissile Posts: 68

  August 2011

  Malt loaf

  Canyon Ultimate CF SL 9.0

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• andrewlwood Posts: 224

  August 2011

  I found in my corner shop individually wrapped packs of two slices of pre-buttered Soreen this morning - frickin' brilliant. Two packs in the jersey pocket, kept me going nicely on today's ride.

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• Monty Zoncolan Posts: 341

  August 2011

  Fig roll biscuits. Something like 45p for a packet from Sainsbury's.

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• nickyhoward55 Posts: 148

  August 2011

  pease wrote:

  nickyhoward55 wrote:

  Soooo bad, but soooo good
  
  
  
  

  
  Can you post the recepie ? I made some with honey rather the syrup yesterday but not so keen on them..

  
  basically, grab a bowl. crunchy peanutbutter in, half as much syrup (i used maple, but if im honest normal stuff would be nicer), microwave for 30 sec, stir in porage oats, raisins, pecans (or any other nut/seed) and mix. Stick on some baking paper and make into a nice square about an inch or so thick. Stick it in the fridge till it goes hard then your set.
  
  It obviously helps if you like peanutbutter, and if you havent tried it since you were a kid, i suggest you do, as i hated it years ago but now i cant get enough of the stuff!

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