Darren is 17 .We are teaching him about cycling .We have mentioned getting a good brekkie inside him before he meets us on our days out .I have told him i eat porridge with honey and two slices of toast .He does not like porridge.What else can you all suggest,even my mate who never ate porridge tried to convince him it's a good starter to a days cycling .So please send back some suggestions .And what about snacking for him on our days out .
What to start him on .
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Sapper
New Member
Toast is a good breakfast....
david1701
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Bude, Cornwall
eggs and bacon and toast piled to the height of your bike?
Fab Foodie
hanging-on in quiet desperation ...
- Location
- Kirton, Devon.
Weatabix/Oatabix, Meusli, Eggs n bacon. Beans on toast.
Oats-so-simple is a quick and simple alternative to real porridge and comes ready flavoured. I can't stand porridge either, but Oats-so-simple is a fave!
Alternatively, a strong coffee, oat-bar and a banana.
Oats-so-simple is a quick and simple alternative to real porridge and comes ready flavoured. I can't stand porridge either, but Oats-so-simple is a fave!
Alternatively, a strong coffee, oat-bar and a banana.
PapaZita
Guru
- Location
- St. Albans
I don't really like porridge either, so a pre-ride breakfast is often beans on toast and a couple of poached eggs. This seems to have the desired effect of providing long lasting energy, and staving off hunger pangs for a good long time. Apparently a bit of protein, e.g. the eggs, some bacon, etc., helps to keep you feeling fuller for longer. It certainly seems to work for me.
PZ.
PZ.
