As I trained for my 100 mile bike ride a while back (Austin, TX to Shiner, TX) I realized a lot of cyclists use their long rides as an excuse to eat a lot of junk…chips, cookies, candy, drinks with tons of sugar or fake sugar, etc. I ride to be healthy and stay in shape, not to ride and then ruin it with food that is not good for me! I decided to make my own food to bring with me on my ride that would fuel me properly (the right amount of calories, fat, carbs, protein, and electrolytes). I had been bringing Larabars with me but they are so expensive so I decided to make my own. I love lemon and feel like it is a light, refreshing taste to have during my ride so I made lemon balls to bring with me. The cashews provide the protein to keep me satisfied, the dates bring the carbs, potassium, calcium, magnesium and phosphorus and the added salt of course is the sodium. Perfect! Easy to bring along in little baggies, tastes delicious and is actually natural and healthy fuel! Servings: 10
Prep/Total Time: 15 minutes Ingredients:
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About MeI am a food loving, activity seeking health coach who resides in Franklin, TN with my husband and two sweet dogs (Lola & Penny). AllergiesI believe everyone should eat balanced and not cut food groups if you don't medically need to. All foods can fit in a healthy diet. Unfortunately, I have to avoid gluten and also limit myself with dairy, so my goal is to provide healthy, gluten-free/dairy-free recipes so EVERYONE can enjoy all foods, even if you do have to cut out certain food groups. My recipes are encouraged for everyone to eat, not just for those with sensitivities/allergies! Most of my recipes can be easily converted by using real dairy and whole-wheat in place of my allergy-free substitutes. SearchLooking for something specific? Everything can be found by category under the "Life" and "Recipes" sections on my website or you can search below. Archives
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