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    granola with yogurt stays with me, much better than cereal and milk.

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    big bowl of mueslix ceral the raisin and almond one. with one banana sliced in and about 1/2 c or more (who measures anything?) of frozen blueberries (they are in season for such a short time here....and the frozen seem to be fine! I do have stay bundled up while eating to not get too cold, tho!) and I use soy milk. I eat at about 7:00 (after the dogs and cats have finished), and my next snack is usually no sooner than 10:30, sometimes I go right til noon if I'm busy and in a good mood. I admit that I must drink water and tea during that time, though. Can you drink in class? the type of tea I drink makes a huge difference on how snacky I feel! I tried the stash chai varieties (no milk or sugar or anything in my tea ever). they make me snack. red tea (rooibis), herbal blends like tazo's zen and green and white tea keep me satisfied with no snack impulse.

    getting a good dose of strep throat can really whack your appetite. I can't believe how little desire I have to eat. I hope that part lasts a good long time. I wouldn't be sad to have a lower appetite all the time!

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    eggs on toast, sometimes with a little bacon

    a delish muesli called Peaches; Light and Right, with yoghurt on it

    weetbix with banana on it

    banana sandwich or banana mashed on toast

    sometimes one of these things is enough, sometimes I 'feel' like I should have a couple of them

    I rely more on a good meal the night before - if I eat too much before a ride I just feel sick and heavy

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    Quote Originally Posted by Irulan
    granola with yogurt stays with me, much better than cereal and milk.
    Every time I've had yoghurt right before mountain biking, I've regretted it. It seems to make me very phlegmy.
    monique

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    Quote Originally Posted by bounceswoosh
    Every time I've had yoghurt right before mountain biking, I've regretted it. It seems to make me very phlegmy.
    I know I'm late on this one - but dairy will do that to you. It's why singers Never have any dairy before they have to perform!
    Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, champagne in one hand, strawberries in the other, body thoroughly used up, totally worn out and screaming: "Yeah Baby! What a Ride!"

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    Breakfast before big ride

    If I am doing an organized ride, like a century, I generally just do Cytomax pre-ride mix- stir it up, drink, and go! While driving to the event, I often have a bar or banana. I also start drinking liquids- diluted juice (1/8 bottle juice the rest water). Even if I have to go to the bathroom before I start, at least I am hydrated! AND, I also start drinking right away on the ride.

    If I am doing a long ride with my friends-
    Boiled egg, Wheat toast, tea with milk. Then when I start riding- start drinking and munch on some kind of bar within the first 1/2hour of riding. Thereafter, drinking and bar eating will carry me for about 3 hours at which point it would be nice to have lunch!
    Nancy

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    Love the whole waffles with PB and syrup... I take mine with a big glass of milk (2%). I've had it pre-ride and it works well.

    Before a long ride I (might) eat a big bowl of cereal with milk (I buy 3 kinds of cereal and mix them in a canister: currently Great Grains with nuts & dates, Grape Nuts, and all 3 kinds of Chex).

    Then I take GORP or a couple of PowerBars with me.

    My favorite after ride breakfast is still the Bickfords Tri-State (3 eggs over easy, 3 pancakes and double order of bacon with a big milk). Bickfords is like IHOP or Dennys.
    no regrets!

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    Good Grief Spazz, I could NEVER eat that much I'd be unable to get up; from the table!
    Nancy

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    I have a hollow leg.
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    Quote Originally Posted by spazzdog
    Before a long ride I (might) eat a big bowl of cereal with milk (I buy 3 kinds of cereal and mix them in a canister: currently Great Grains with nuts & dates, Grape Nuts, and all 3 kinds of Chex).
    Wow - I thought I was alone in mixing cereal! I've been doing that for years, makes it much more interesting. Lately my mix has been Kashi Go Lean, Bran Buds, and Bran Chex, with fresh bananas, strawberries, and grapes. Yeah, you might think the grapes are a bit odd - I started putting (sliced in half) grapes in cereal a few years back when the summer berries disappeared, and somehow I never stopped.

    Pre-ride I usually add a toasted (frozen) waffle with peanut butter too.
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    I started mixing cereal when I lived in Manhattan in a teeny apt with teeny kitchen. The partially full boxes took up too much space, so, depending on what kind it was I mixed 'em up.

    The exception are my Coco Krispies or Coco Puffs.

    They don't get mixed with nuffin!

    spazz
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    Thumbs up

    Quote Originally Posted by Irulan
    granola with yogurt stays with me, much better than cereal and milk.

    Irulan
    I second that! I eat that for breakfast quite often!

    Sometimes I'll have a grain pilaf with yogurt instead of the granola - for example quinoa with dried or fresh chopped fruit plus the yogurt. For that, I cook the quinoa the night before, and then the next morning just reheat it with the fruit (if dried) and a little juice, then top the whole thing with yogurt (& the chopped fresh fruit if using that)....

    ~beanie

 

 

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