Anyone else eat 'breakfast' biscuits whilst out cycling

[Saluki]

Malt loaf, elevensies bars and flapjacks here. Jelly Babies too. Our shop has those brekky biscuits on offer at the mo, I'll give some a try. Thanks for the tip.

 

[Easytigers]

I like elevenses bars.
http://www.kelloggs.co.uk/en_GB/nutri-grain-elevenses-raisin.html
and the nutrigrain with fruit in.
http://www.kelloggs.co.uk/en_GB/nutri-grain-bar-strawberry.html#prevpoint

Love both of these...but the elevenses bars win hands down

 

[the_mikey]

Elevenses bars, 9 bars, peanut harvest crunch, malt loaf

 

[the_mikey]

I use Nakd bars which are awesome, great consistency and gluten free. Rhubarb and custard tastes the best

I will try it, I like the idea of NAKD bars but most of the flavours I've tried have a harsh/bitter flavour.

 

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

I will try it, I like the idea of NAKD bars but most of the flavours I've tried have a harsh/bitter flavour.

yet I find them very sweet!

 

[cyberknight]

Tip in cycling plus for eating on the move, open the end of the packet before you start your ride as i know from past experience it can be a tricky trying to unwrap stuff when cycling .

 

[Pat "5mph"]

Doesent anyone use fig rolls anymore?

I take dried figs on a ride, with dried dates and cramberries.

 

[400bhp]

Bananas and welsh cakes bananas for me. Sometimes a hotxrossbun banana or 2 in the Jersey pocket but haven't been out for any long rides in a few weeks now.

There, that's better.

 

[Shut Up Legs]

I ensure my rides have suitable food stops, e.g. cafes, then I'm motivated to keep riding, just so I can get there and pig out!

 

[Spinney]

Chips are overlooked as a mid or post-ride recovery food IMHO.

A plate of chips (OK, and a bit of cake too) got me up the Bealach na Ba!

 

[TheDoctor]

Doughnuts + ham, egg and chips + flapjack + fish and chips = my one and only century!
I was going to Cambridge, got a bit over-enthusiastic and ended up in Hunstanton.
As you do...

 

[Sheffield_Tiger]

Bananas.

I'm no health food freak, I love bread, crisps, chips etc far too much. Even the healthy stuff like vegetables and tofu have to be in a tasty empty-calorie laden chinese takeaway form.

Except for breakfast and cycling/walking food. Bananas beat everything. Or a Trek raw fruit & oats bar. For the boost of slow release energy, nature has it sussed, can't be doing with these fancy breakfast bars.

And post ride...still healthy because it's banana...or so I tell myself

Wells' banana bread beer

 

[jack smith]

they are my go to food to take cycling, cadburys brunch bars are one of the favorites or a little tub of cheesy pasta or pasta and beans if im going on a paticular long ride with a pack