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1. Oatmeal With Cottage Cheese And Nuts. Oatmeal with cottage cheese and nuts is a perfect pre-ride meal for cyclists looking to improve their energy levels and performance during a bike ride. This meal is a great choice because it provides a balance of carbohydrates, protein, and healthy fats.
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How easy is it to pack? Bulky and oddly-shaped foods will be harder to pack into your bikepacking bags than foods that are more malleable or in smaller packaging. (Pro-tip: repackage foods into baggies so that they will fit better together in a small area. Squares and rectangles are hard to pack). Will it spoil?
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For rides lasting longer than an hour, you should try to take in a minimum of 60-90g of carbohydrates per hour. If you have experience eating carbs on the bike, you might be able to take in even more than this. Liquid fuel in the form of drink mix is one of the easiest ways to meet your carb intake on the bike.
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Carbs include dairy products, fruits, vegetables, grains, nuts, legumes, seeds as well as sugary foods and sweets. Carbo-Load To be sure your glycogen stores are full, starting two to three days before a big ride eat more carbs. At each meal cover your plate primarily with carbs and think of protein as a condiment.
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Try to eat more protein-heavy foods, like nuts and cheese, for a majority of each day's snacks. Take it easy on starchy carbs too. Most of the easiest bikepacking meals - rice, pasta, potatoes - are based on starch. Mix in more protein and fat (so much cheese!) for better macronutrient ratios. Enjoy fresh fruits and veggies whenever possible.
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Yes, it's important to eat while on the bike, but the majority of your nutrition comes through your off-bike diet, so it's key to look at the whole picture, not just your on- or off-bike.
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Eat More Bikes Summary Created by Nathan Bulmer, this typically four panel daily webcomic showcases Bulmer's sense of humor on a wide variety of subjects. He was nominated in 2013 for the Ignatz Award for Promising New Talent for the published edition of the webcomic. Created / Published United States.
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The Flexitarian Diet encourages plant-based eating, including non-meat proteins like beans, peas, eggs, and other dairy foods. The diet allows 9 to 26 ounces of meat per week, or two to five.
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