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Fat Snacks
Snacks with lots of calories that don't freeze rock hard? I really like Payday candy bars, but I'd have to keep them in my shorts to keep them from turning to concrete.
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Oatmeal cream pies
Mounds candy bars
Chocolate/yogurt covered raisins
Mini muffins
Keep in poagies and things tend not to freeze solid
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 Originally Posted by Johanneson
Honey Stinger waffles.
yup these are great snacks. zone bars are a fav of mine also.
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I make my own bars for riding. Cereal, almonds, raisins chocolate chips, peanut butter and maple
syrup.
I haven't had them freeze up on me yet.
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 Originally Posted by NYrr496
I make my own bars for riding. Cereal, almonds, raisins chocolate chips, peanut butter and maple
syrup.
I haven't had them freeze up on me yet.
sounds interesting, can you share your recipe, amounts etc.
I maybe getting older but i refuse to grow up!
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Google Mike Curiak cookie dough recipe. I haven't tried it yet but here it is good and packed with a crazy amount of calories.
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Thanks, i will have a look.
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 Originally Posted by aussieinswitzerland
sounds interesting, can you share your recipe, amounts etc.
2 cups of cereal. I use 1 of Nature's Path Organic Smart Bran and 1 of Nature's Path Flax Plus Flakes.
2 Cups of rolled oats
1/2 cup of sliced raw almonds
1/2 cup of raisins
1/2 chocolate chips
Mix all this in a bowl.
Pour 1 cup of maple syrup and 1 1/4 cups of peanut butter into a saucepan and melt together over medium heat. Pour this into the bowl with other ingredients and mix well.
Pour into casserole dish and flatten with a spatula or something flat. Press hard.
After it cools, cut into squares. I wrap them in foil to make them portable.
Last edited by NYrr496; 12-16-2012 at 03:53 PM.
I like turtles
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thanks for that, sounds a bit healthy without all the butter in the other recipe as i'm not a endurance rider and need to watch the levels.
I maybe getting older but i refuse to grow up!
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I have used something very similar to Curiak's cookie dough recipe on very long rides without trouble. Essentially I did an oatmeal choc chip mix and added a bunch of crap like more oil, choc chips, caramel chips, coconut, etc.
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Cubed salami, the good stuff is reeeealy hard to freeze solid. Ensure is easy hard to freeze calories too.
Slowly slipping to retrogrouchyness
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I don't have problems with clif bars.
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 Originally Posted by masterofnone
I don't have problems with clif bars.
Really? In my experience they turn into granola diamonds.
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 Originally Posted by G-reg
Really? In my experience they turn into granola diamonds.
Even in the low 30's clif bars get really hard.
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I really like Payday candy bars, but I'd have to keep them in my shorts
That's one way to avoid having to share your food with other riders!
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 Originally Posted by dr.welby
Snacks with lots of calories that don't freeze rock hard? I really like Payday candy bars, but I'd have to keep them in my shorts to keep them from turning to concrete.
Trader Joe’s smoked herring filets in oil. Just splash them with a shot of vodka before eating.
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 Originally Posted by NYrr496
2 cups of cereal. I use 1 of Nature's Path Organic Smart Bran and 1 of Nature's Path Flax Plus Flakes.
2 Cups of rolled oats
1/2 cup of sliced raw almonds
1/2 cup of raisins
1/2 chocolate chips
Mix all this in a bowl.
Pour 1 cup of maple syrup and 1 1/4 cups of peanut butter into a saucepan and melt together over medium heat. Pour this into the bowl with other ingredients and mix well.
Pour into casserole dish and flatten with a spatula or something flat. Press hard.
After it cools, cut into squares. I wrap them in foil to make them portable.
Being a vegetarian I am gonna try this but with some honey. Thanks!
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 Originally Posted by Leopold Porkstacker
Trader Joe’s smoked herring filets in oil. Just splash them with a shot of vodka before eating. 
Smoked oysters were pretty traditional for ski trips for me. But on the bike I'd also have some chain lube!
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 Originally Posted by aussieinswitzerland
 thanks for that, sounds a bit healthy without all the butter in the other recipe as i'm not a endurance rider and need to watch the levels. 
I've found that quality natural syrups cook better than the cheaper ones like Log Cabin or Mrs Butterworth's. The cheap ones get a burnt flavor while the natural syrups don't. I also recently started using Trader Joe's creamy peanut butter. It pours out of the jar and melts nice. I've used Skippy Natural with honey and it works really well also.
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i like these, and they don't freeze up.
https://www.darylsbars.com/
"Live dangerously and you live right."
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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 Originally Posted by masterofnone
I don't have problems with clif bars.
Really??? Check out the beginning of this video:
triple d 2010.avi - YouTube
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 Originally Posted by dr.welby
Smoked oysters were pretty traditional for ski trips for me. But on the bike I'd also have some chain lube!
Hehe nice! Biodegradable natural chain lube at that!
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