Pizza versus Burrito: post ride chow
04-16-17, 05:51 PM
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Pizza versus Burrito: post ride chow
Which is superior? And why?
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04-16-17, 05:59 PM
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Take pizza, add rice beans and veggies, roll, eat length wise
04-16-17, 06:07 PM
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You failed to mention beer. Proper beer.
That is punishable by death, followed by an additional 500 roadie demerit points on your permanent cycling record.
That is punishable by death, followed by an additional 500 roadie demerit points on your permanent cycling record.
04-16-17, 06:12 PM
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I just giot back from a ride. Pizza waiting for me when I got there.
Burritos are for when you are drunk and the pizza places are closed.
Burritos are for when you are drunk and the pizza places are closed.
04-16-17, 06:40 PM
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Um, burrito. Must have the fatty goodness of avocado/guac, though.
04-16-17, 06:55 PM
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So many revealed as not being true and serious cyclists .... this thread is unmasking the poseurs .... From Fred to Froome, pizza is the ultimate food.
Burritos are good---sometimes great---but there can only be one peak of the mountain.
Burritos are good---sometimes great---but there can only be one peak of the mountain.
04-16-17, 07:22 PM
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Where did you get pizza today on Easter Sunday? No Italian owner pizzeria would be opened today.
04-16-17, 07:39 PM
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Both?
Or you could go with a Calzone, and get the best of both worlds
Or you could go with a Calzone, and get the best of both worlds
04-16-17, 09:03 PM
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04-16-17, 09:41 PM
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It depends a bit on one's ride.
After this ride:
There was really only one choice.
After this ride:
There was really only one choice.
04-17-17, 01:16 AM
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04-17-17, 04:02 AM
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Pizza.
But may I give a serious answer to the more general question of what to eat after a (big) ride? Whatever is in the fridge or on the menu. Fast food or delivery is the last thing I want.
When eating out, the choice is usually about the place - a restaurant with outdoor seating is the thing. It doesn't matter if it's biscuits and gravy, pasta, a burger, or steak frites, but I want to sit down someplace pleasant and have wait staff take care of things. When eating at home, a big plate of leftovers is the best; yesterday it was pot roast with potatoes and carrots.
But may I give a serious answer to the more general question of what to eat after a (big) ride? Whatever is in the fridge or on the menu. Fast food or delivery is the last thing I want.
When eating out, the choice is usually about the place - a restaurant with outdoor seating is the thing. It doesn't matter if it's biscuits and gravy, pasta, a burger, or steak frites, but I want to sit down someplace pleasant and have wait staff take care of things. When eating at home, a big plate of leftovers is the best; yesterday it was pot roast with potatoes and carrots.
04-17-17, 04:13 AM
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Both. Alternating bites as well, lol.
Can't eat either being keto, but a naked burrito would be my go to. Extra guacamole please!
Can't eat either being keto, but a naked burrito would be my go to. Extra guacamole please!
04-17-17, 08:18 AM
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04-17-17, 09:01 AM
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Pizza.
