[Closed] The food of champions?

If your Granny doesn't/wouldn't recognize it, then its not food.

Cider 😆

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Fried eggs and bacon in a donut bap

McDonalds are to be avoided, I hear they can give sugar crashes...

Porridge. Breakfast lunch and dinner. c.£0.9 per week, plus the cost of water.

Venison sausage sandwich with camembert, salad and touch of caramelized onion chutney 😀

vegan and flapjacks fuel everything I do.

Every day something new

Porridge. Breakfast lunch and dinner. c.£0.9 per week, plus the cost[b] of water.[/b]

[i]Cider [/i]

Cidre 😆

vegan and flapjacks fuel everything I do.

You eat vegans? That's a bit weird, isn't there a certain irony that you don't eat omnivore's like most [s]normal, non-hippies[/s] people

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or

tesco 2 minute spinach and ricotta tortellini with plenty quatered cherry tomatoes, a big handful of watercress.. some grated cheese and a bit of lemon and olive oil drizzled over..
full of win

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Diet fully optimised, and has been for years 😀

Pukka Pies.

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[i]The food of champignons[/i] ?

Duh. Jaffa Cakes and maltloaf

Curry, end of

+1 what Richmtb said & also http://www.pasties-by-post.co.uk/

(I'm a plimuff bouy livin up norff innit)

hot pease pudding over a hot pork pie

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when riding

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(from Grants bakery) when sitting in the office

Mister P - Member
Cider

Cidre

None of that poncy stuff - got to have lumps of apples in it 😉

Chocolate bourbon biscuits and maltloaf on a ride. Jelly babies for post Big Mac bonking 😆

Porridge. Breakfast lunch and dinner. c.£0.9 per week, plus the cost of water.

I start the day with a fried onion, black pudding and mustard baguette.

Mon to sat: protein and fat. Sunday anything goes. Although mainly carb based