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  1. #1
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    Well the named sports energizing foods above, just to illustrate how they are just fuel, not "food":

    I was manning an information and refreshment table for Bike to Work Wk. last spring. A bike manufacturer was offering up free shot blocs to anyone. You should have seen the looks of disgust when pedestrians and recreational/commuter riders who tried it.
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    I'd call myself a foodie (I even keep a food blog) who's gotten into cycling so she can eat more food

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    Quote Originally Posted by linzq View Post
    I'd call myself a foodie (I even keep a food blog) who's gotten into cycling so she can eat more food
    Thats funny, hubs and I call cycling season 'eating season'

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    Quote Originally Posted by linzq View Post
    I'd call myself a foodie (I even keep a food blog) who's gotten into cycling so she can eat more food
    Yummy swiss chard pie tarte that you have there! And welcome to TE forums. I have some foodie posts but no recipes, yet. Alot of my dishes that I yak about, are family recipes or personal inventions.

    It would mean I would have to do some serious testing with exact measurements to write down recipe. Not impossible, but I'm lazy.
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    I would consider myself a foodie, as well as a cyclist. I love to cook, buy only fresh ingredients, and I also go out to eat quite a bit, too. While I wouldn't consider myself a "gourmet" cook, I find cooking to be very creative.
    I do eat Luna Bars and an occasional Shot Block, though, when riding.
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    Quote Originally Posted by shootingstar View Post
    Yummy swiss chard pie tarte that you have there! And welcome to TE forums. I have some foodie posts but no recipes, yet. Alot of my dishes that I yak about, are family recipes or personal inventions.

    It would mean I would have to do some serious testing with exact measurements to write down recipe. Not impossible, but I'm lazy.
    Thanks! I appreciate the welcome!

    I think I have to make another swiss chard tart -- the chickpea flour crust was so filling it will be perfect once I'm really on the bicycle!
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    I love to cook when I have time, love to look at photos of food, and have an affinity for my bike... So I guess I am a foodie. I also enjoya good glass of wine and espresso ( not together of course ) and willing to pay for quality over quanity any day!!
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    Chick pea crust sounds filling. I'm sure you have an arsenal of recipes.

    For energy sports food, to me it's fuel..'cause is this food that you would feed children?

    I rest my case.

    I love food for what it intrisically is within a particular culture and how people living in an area adopts the food for their palate. I do consider the traditional food cuisine of a particular culture an expression of people's lifestyle, values, etc. But some of that has been blown apart ..with globalization of industrially grown food sources, processed foods.
    Last edited by shootingstar; 03-05-2011 at 06:14 AM.
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    Another foodie here. And cyclist, clearly. For me, cooking is a form of artistic expression, a source of infinite intellectual challenge, a way to take care of my family, the activity that most gives me a sense of accomplishment.. but mostly, it's just fun. And I'm good at it.

 

 

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