Non available,get a steak and kidney pie down yer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lola
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Non available,get a steak and kidney pie down yer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lola
What are these? I like Morrisson's chocolate peppermint creams, they are cheapest when bought in a bag, 69p for 185g or 3 bags for £2. Chocolate raisins go down easily too, but are easy for a shaking hand to spill into the heather.Quote:
Originally Posted by ZootHornRollo
Yep another vote for chocolate raisins and also chocolate peanuts.
I just keep on experimenting and never really stick with one thing though.
Mars bars are supposed to be medium GI, I used to swear by them, but have shied away from them recently, they may make a return soon...
Don't we need to distinguish between foods to eat while actually running and foods to eat at intervals during a run but while stationary? I can imagine chocolate peanuts' leading to choking and mars bars to total asphyxia if attempted on the run.Quote:
Originally Posted by Twister
Milky Ways are a good alternative to Mars. The sweet you can eat between meals whie running :D Joking apart they're very easy to get down and not so 'clarty' in the mouth. Tried Crunchies for first time running yesterday. Good as dissolve in your mouth :)
Turkish delight, the purple wrapper chocolate coated ones (that seem to have got a lot smaller :mad:), YUM. easy to eat on the hoof too :cool:
Had a belting pork pie coming off Robinson yesterday :cool: Suppose its a bit like a jelly baby :o
Was it a "Lishmans" pork pie?Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
Drake and Macefield in Skipton :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Inov-8 Insider
Was it any good?