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another gel option
I've used these gels and found them to be less sweet, not too bulky, and excellent electrolyte composition.
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I agree PowerGels are really sweet They do have ones with caffeine added in , so if you are an addict to the daily cup of joe and don't think you will have it on the trail this might be a good option to keep the withdrawl symptoms away I like them for their size and ease of opening and "eating" while cycling You can carry a bunch of them in the pouches of a cycling jersey And when you are done the empty packages roll up nice and small |
My understanding is that carbohydrate gels are good for short-term 'refueling' of muscles, but I don't know if I'd want to rely upon them very heavily for long-term nutritional requirements.
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I suggested them only as an addition to real meals as they are small and easy to deal with on the move |
I came across something in the commissary today that might work here: foil wrapped fully cooked ground beef in two seasonings -- lightly or Mexican. It's equivalent to what you would get from cooking 1 lb fresh ground beef. I bought one to check it out, and I have until 03/29/2005 to eat it. It weighs 10.6 oz -- which might be more than you want -- but it would pack well (approx 5" X 7" X 1/4 ").
Jack Link, himself, tells us: "My new full coooked ground beef is fully drained and ready to eat, with no messy clean up. I guarantee the same goodness and flavor as ground beef prepared in your own kitchen. Just pour it into your favorite meal and heat. Premium quality, great taste & convenience -- you have my word on it." What more could you ask? :D |
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