I made a banana bread loaf the other week, Mrs Funk came downstairs in the morning exclaiming “That banana bread you were making last night smelled lovely. Can’t wait to try it” her face was a mixture of shock, envy and hurt when I explained that I’d eaten the whole thing as soon as it came out of the oven
It’s also a rule that after strathpuffer we join most of the other riders in the Inverness branch of burger king and order 1 of the menu please .
I wonder if after 10 years of it being .A habbit the staff have worked out why a batallion of tired hungry dirty elated and grumpy MTBers show up in winter in all manor of vehicles and just growl foooooood at them.
McD’s sausage and egg muffin. I crave one every few months or so.
I went through a phase of having a cheeky cheeseburger when on a night out with my mates. It started as one or maybe two between pubs. It ended up as with my mates going for an xl meal, except I’d just go for more cheeseburgers. The record was 10 washed down with a strawberry milkshake.
Ikea meat balls. Let’s not pretend they fall into a food category, they were made of bits of leftover horse around the same time as the Iceland “horsegate” hoo ha. About 15 years ago, or so, Ikea ran a competition of eat as many as you can. Each store then sent their “winner” to an eat off. I failed to get on the leader board at Wednesbury with 106.
Its really not junk food, but cheese stuffed peepers. I could just eat and eat.
I’m with @molgrips on this – those chocolate Swiss rolls that have had every proper ingredient replaced with something cheap and processed hit the spot. Also Lyons Battenberg cake and a packet of chocolate HobNobs.
Sausage rolls, scotch pies (has to be Aulds), crisps (if we’re getting really specific, Flamin Hot Cheetos). I think that pretty much constitutes a balanced diet?