WHO Poll
Q: 2023/24 Hopes & aspirations for this season
a. As Champions of Europe there's no reason we shouldn't be pushing for a top 7 spot & a run in the Cups
24%
  
b. Last season was a trophy winning one and there's only one way to go after that, I expect a dull mid table bore fest of a season
17%
  
c. Buy some f***ing players or we're in a battle to stay up & that's as good as it gets
18%
  
d. Moyes out
38%
  
e. New season you say, woohoo time to get the new kit and wear it it to the pub for all the big games, the wags down there call me Mr West Ham
3%
  



Takashi Miike 9:25 Wed Aug 27
Re: Rice Krispies
*the paleo/crossfit zealots*

very harsh on steven p

Scraper 9:23 Wed Aug 27
Re: Rice Krispies

I am absolutely certain Alex_The_Iron is not a medical doctor, but probably thinks he knows what he's on about.

*ruffles his hair*

Alex_The_Iron 9:05 Wed Aug 27
Re: Rice Krispies

Nurse Ratched 8:01 Wed Aug 27

As with most things nutritional, it depends on the person.

What you eat in the morning (after a period of fasting) determines the majority fuel source the body will look for during the waking hours. So a (relatively) higher fat breakfast will result in a greater percentage of fatty acids burned for energy throughout the day.

So for people who are overweight, skinny-fat and/or have sedentary lifestyles (office jobs etc) this is generally what they want: a breakfast based around protein, fat and fibre (e.g. cheese omelette with veg and maybe a bit of lower-carb fruit), in a portion size appropriate to their bodyweight.

For athletes or very active people a carby breakfast is better, as bodyfat isn't usually an efficient source of energy for them. (Yes there are some athletes who follow ketogenic diets but they're in the minority, and generally outperformed by athletes who eat carbohydrates)

A protein-only breakfast i.e. just having egg whites or protein powder isn't a good choice either. Protein can be fairly insulinogenic, and in the absence of other fuels will be converted to glucose and used as carbohydrates would be (inefficiently).

Conversely a fat-only breakfast (e.g. black coffee with coconut oil/butter/cream - popular among the paleo/crossfit zealots in the US) gives a good fat burning effect but taken alone can result in a poor lipid profile over time.

terry-h 8:38 Wed Aug 27
Re: Rice Krispies
Tesco Maple and Pecan Crisp clusters.

bruuuno 8:35 Wed Aug 27
Re: Rice Krispies
Cinnamon Graham's or whatever they're called now are the tastiest. Will do the whole box every time and was all I ate when I was 18

Ricky Bobby 8:29 Wed Aug 27
Re: Rice Krispies
Granola
Porridge
Weet-a-bix



Prefer Eggs & Soldiers

Raymond Duck 8:12 Wed Aug 27
Re: Rice Krispies
My top 5 cereals:

1. Corn Flakes
2. Scott's Porridge Oats
3. Shredded Wheat
4. Rice Krispies
5. Sugar Puffs

Never get time to eat breakfast in mornings so tend to eat cereal in the afternoon or evening when I can appreciate it. This is probably considered to be weird but there you go.

violator 8:08 Wed Aug 27
Re: Rice Krispies
I always used to have a bowl with ice cold milk when I got home from the pub, nowadays I just pass out

ironsofcanada 8:05 Wed Aug 27
Re: Rice Krispies
Nurse Ratched 8:01 Wed Aug 27

My dad always told me that milk and a whole grain made a protein, not sure if he was lying so he didn't have to buy us bacon or not.

Nurse Ratched 8:01 Wed Aug 27
Re: Rice Krispies
Surely you need a feckload of protein for breakfast, not shitty starch?

ironsofcanada 7:38 Wed Aug 27
Re: Rice Krispies
It was porridge, 4 days cracked wheat, 2 days oatmeal, during the week growing up, so we looked forward to cereal Sunday.

But real Rice Krispies were usually too high horse and bad for us. Puffed Wheat, Shredded Wheat, sometimes Shreddies and rarely "Crispy Rice."

Takashi Miike 7:31 Wed Aug 27
Re: Rice Krispies
i prefer muesli

bruuuno 7:30 Wed Aug 27
Re: Rice Krispies
Woody if you're goals are 'not being a fat cunt' then better to have 4x eggs with no toast than 2x eggs with 2x toast. People (usually fat ones0 will think you are strange, however so be warned

Far Cough 7:21 Wed Aug 27
Re: Rice Krispies
woody, are we talking Kedgeree here?

young woody 7:20 Wed Aug 27
Re: Rice Krispies
smoked salmon with eggs. Is it ok to have that on bread?

bruuuno 7:19 Wed Aug 27
Re: Rice Krispies
Sorry realgsa if its not on an advert i aint foing it

REALGSA 7:18 Wed Aug 27
Re: Rice Krispies
cereal is bad for you and has way too much sugar

stick with organic porridge oats with almond milk

or

smoked salmon with eggs, mix somes chives, chillies, broccoli in there

Will be Lean in no time... and have a better no drag day and wont feel tired

bruuuno 7:16 Wed Aug 27
Re: Rice Krispies
what makes me die is that so many people eat cereal for breakfast. Not because they like it or because its a balanced meal but because its marketed as something you have for breakfast. Fucking idiotic sheep. They just do it because thats what you do.

I have a bowl of shredded wheat in the afternoon as a pre workout snack, people think its hilarious and can't get their heads round it...

Turan 5:23 Wed Aug 27
Re: Rice Krispies
I do not disagree.

Only "cereals" I eat is porridge (large oats) and sugar free alpen all with soya milk of course

bruuuno 4:50 Wed Aug 27
Re: Rice Krispies
do adult males actually eat this shit?

Raymond Duck 4:40 Wed Aug 27
Re: Rice Krispies
Just polished off a bowl, tempted with a second helping

Like to leave them a while to go soggy but not quite to the extent where they turn into clumps of piss sodden cat litter

Always thought Steve McMananan had the look of one of the original SCP characters

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