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    Lunch on Ride

    Going to do (what will be for me) a longer ride on Sunday and Im thinking I might need to take something a bit more substantial than just gel or bars.
    The ride is a little hilly so Im thinking I could be out there for a while.

    Im thinking a sandwich or a roll/bagel might be the trick with perhaps Tuna or Turkey for filling. Does this sound ok or can you recommend any other favourite options for lunch. I will be heading into the back of beyond so I will have to carry food as there are no shops on the way or toilets.
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    A roll and cheese is a good lunch for me. Meat is just not a appealing during a ride and I am normally quite the carnivore.

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    Or a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Smuckers makes a little sandwich called Crustables - they're frozen. I'd stick one in my bag; by the time I was ready to eat, it would be thawed.

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    Nothing better than fig bars and a peanut butter sandwich. Easy on the stomach and good quick energy.
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    Thanks girls. Yep V I think you might be right although I like Tuna etc it might be a bit much on a ride.

    I like the Peanut Butter and Fig Newtons option, might give that a try.

    Sorry Snap cant come at putting Jam on my Peanut Butter it just seems all wrong but hey I like Vegemite and I know that makes most want to puke.
    The most effective way to do it, is to do it.
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    Humus on a tortilla has worked well for me. Peanut butter and cheese crackers but you have to drink a lot with these.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SadieKate
    Humus on a tortilla has worked well for me.
    Mmm this sounds good too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Trekhawk
    Sorry Snap cant come at putting Jam on my Peanut Butter it just seems all wrong
    Yeah! Someone else who appreciates pure PB, no jelly thank you very much.

    A favorite of mine is to spread PB on a whole wheat tortilla and roll it up. Yummy and portable.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Trekhawk
    I like the...Fig Newtons option....
    ... but hey I like Vegemite and I know that makes most want to puke.
    Speakin' of fig newtons, does anyone know if they still make the whole wheat ones?? I can't find them anywhere.

    And Trekhawk -- thought you'd appreciate this 'lil tidbit: my boss went to Australia last summer and brought back a little jar of vegemite spread. That week, she began our staff meeting by making us all try it (with Ritz crackers and butter). Out of 14 staff members in our department, only I liked it. In fact, I not only ate my one cracker, I ate the rest she had prepared on the platter. Afterwards, she handed the jar to me and said, "Here. I don't like it either."
    "Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former." --Albert Einstein

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    Quote Originally Posted by BikeMomma
    Speakin' of fig newtons, does anyone know if they still make the whole wheat ones?? I can't find them anywhere.

    And Trekhawk -- thought you'd appreciate this 'lil tidbit: my boss went to Australia last summer and brought back a little jar of vegemite spread. That week, she began our staff meeting by making us all try it (with Ritz crackers and butter). Out of 14 staff members in our department, only I liked it. In fact, I not only ate my one cracker, I ate the rest she had prepared on the platter. Afterwards, she handed the jar to me and said, "Here. I don't like it either."
    Hey BikeMomma I have the whole wheat ones got them at Safeway.

    As for the Vegemite I think you can officially say you are part Aussie having passed the Vegemite taste test.

    A tip for any others trying Vegemite spread Marg or butter first and then a light spread of Vegemite over the top. Dont spread it thick like Peanut Butter.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BikeMomma
    Speakin' of fig newtons, does anyone know if they still make the whole wheat ones?? I can't find them anywhere.
    I frequently buy the Newman's Own brand. They're organic and I've found them to be comprably priced with the Nabisco brand. I also bought the Barbara's Bakery brand for a while. Those are wheat free (DS had wheat-induced eczema for a while.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trekhawk
    Sorry Snap cant come at putting Jam on my Peanut Butter it just seems all wrong but hey I like Vegemite and I know that makes most want to puke.
    I L-O-V-E vegemite! Just curious, do you do vegemite and PB? I might try that... Talking about pukey tastes, one of my former pre-vegan favorites was sandwich of tuna + raisin bran.

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    Quote Originally Posted by abuelitodimetu
    I L-O-V-E vegemite! Just curious, do you do vegemite and PB? I might try that... Talking about pukey tastes, one of my former pre-vegan favorites was sandwich of tuna + raisin bran.
    Yikes I dont think any self respecting Aussie mixes the two.
    The most effective way to do it, is to do it.
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    What do you take if you were on a diet?

    Would that matter? On one hand you are burning fuel needed but on the other hand you don't want to add too much since you want to lose the weight. Suggestions? Comments?
    "I might not be riding fast but I'm still quicker than if I were on the couch" -Anonymous

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    I am of the mind that while riding calories don't matter - it's after and before you have to worry. They do make low fat peanut butter (which I prefer) and fig bars. But also celery with peanut butter is good and portable, string cheese sticks, apple slices etc. Just keep riding - then no worries re calories!
    BCIpam - Nature Girl

 

 

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