Bikepacking snackage
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Ha, I made up a big batch of flapjack... I'll trade!
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I'll have one of the Kvikk Lunsj fingers and a few glasses of the akvavit. You can keep the 1.453kg of boiled cod thoughI have landed in the UK from Norway, with 1.5kg of edible Norwegian produce and some aquavit to share
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I just remembered. BabyBell cheeses. each one is about 250 calories. And Delicious.
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Marmite cashews, you either love em or hate em
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Actually, these last two replies are interesting.
Cheese and nuts, lots of calories but typically held in the form of fat
This is what I often take when walking but for cycling I wasn't sure that the fat content (rather than carbs/sugar) would work for topping up the system. Converting fat into energy takes more effort than carbs/sugar
I had originally packed loads of nut and nut related snacks as I love them but have now tweaked my food supplies to be more carb and less fat
Cheese and nuts, lots of calories but typically held in the form of fat
This is what I often take when walking but for cycling I wasn't sure that the fat content (rather than carbs/sugar) would work for topping up the system. Converting fat into energy takes more effort than carbs/sugar
I had originally packed loads of nut and nut related snacks as I love them but have now tweaked my food supplies to be more carb and less fat
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Marmite Cashews have 27g of carb in a 90g bag
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Really?!
Thats good. I bought some mixed nuts from Waitrose thinking it would be a satisfying snack, only 12g of carbs in a 200g bag
Must be the flavouring that adds the carbs?
Mind you, the hob nob nutty nibbles look much better on the carbs front!
Thats good. I bought some mixed nuts from Waitrose thinking it would be a satisfying snack, only 12g of carbs in a 200g bag
Must be the flavouring that adds the carbs?
Mind you, the hob nob nutty nibbles look much better on the carbs front!
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@norwaycalling, that was the plan but the car has developed an electrical fault and no one knows the problem, so 'fraid not. First thing I do when I get into Torp is get a polse and coffee.
Actually, my camp mug is a hydrotex cafe avtala mug from around 2002!! Apologies for spelling, been back about 10 years now
Actually, my camp mug is a hydrotex cafe avtala mug from around 2002!! Apologies for spelling, been back about 10 years now
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I will leave off doing the Pølse med bacon till next time......... hope some one else likes AquavitGari wrote:@norwaycalling, that was the plan but the car has developed an electrical fault and no one knows the problem, so 'fraid not. First thing I do when I get into Torp is get a polse and coffee.
Actually, my camp mug is a hydrotex cafe avtala mug from around 2002!! Apologies for spelling, been back about 10 years now
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Mmmmmmm.
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Well, I've always been a fan of Snickers for any kind of trip - and after three days I've counted the left overs and can reveal that I ate no less than 15 Snickers bars on the WRT, plus one Cadbury's Boost.. 3 dehydrated meals (one for lunch), and one fry up in the Castle Hotel..