At this point, you might be quite bored of using oats to make homemade energy bars, and those famous cycling rice cakes might not be your thing after several attempts to get the boiling point for rice right. Don’t worry, we’re going to show you three different ways to use…
Any cyclist preparing to face a ride, race or long distance event has wondered what to have for dinner the day before, what to have for breakfast or what snack to bring for the ride. These are all reasonable questions, but do we need the same kind of food to…
Having a workout routine at the same time everyday, such as going for a ride in the morning, seems to be a good way to maintain a healthy habit in the long term. However, not all people can (or want to) always go for a ride at the same time…
In one of our very first blog posts on nutrition, we shared three homemade recipes for an isotonic drink, an energy gel and an energy bar. It was quite successful and we got amazing feedback on our social media platforms. From then on, we have kept posting recipes, but no…
If you don’t know what to eat before going out cycling in the morning, you don’t want to make much hassle, but you need energy to pedal, here are ten healthy, high-energy, three-ingredient breakfast options for cyclists. The shopping list is the same as in our post on 10 quick…
Have you ever wondered what to have for breakfast before a ride? Or what do pro cyclists eat in the morning? If so, here’s a list of ten breakfast recipes, each using only three ingredients. We have prepared a ten-ingredient shopping list, all staple, easily available foods. Here they are:…
If you’re interested in how the pros eat, you’ve probably heard of rice cakes. Along with energy bars and gels, they are the most common snacks in every rider’s jersey pocket during training and competition. But why do cyclists eat rice cakes? They contain fast-digesting carbohydrates, crucial when you are…
In our new Siroko’s cycling food blog post we are going to explain how to make 3 types of energy bars at home. The first one is perfect for crunchy snacks’ lovers and doesn’t require an oven, so it’s quite simple. The next one is even easier, it doesn’t require…
Yes, that’s right, we are going to share with you three snacks ideas that you can carry in your jersey while cycling, or eat at home at any time. BAKED OATS A great idea for breakfast or as a ride snack, wrapped in aluminum foil and great for long outings…
If you’re into cycling, you’ve surely seen that the pros start drinking and eating right after the race. As soon as they cross the finish line, the soigneurs provide them with water, sugary drinks, gummy bears for Peter Sagan and, of course, the ever-present and sought-after recovery shakes. Then, usually…
